Windows 2000 Configuration of Incoming Connection
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After you created the Incoming Connection (Modem Server), you should
check the configuration:
 | Select the "Properties" of the "Incoming Connections" |
 | tab: General Shows the active devices, which are ready to accept an incoming connection. (take the Check-mark off and the modem will NOT pick up anymore for an incoming call) With the Modem selected (highlighted in blue), select "Properties" |
 | To avoid callers to "forget" to hang-up (terminate) a connection, you can define an Idle-time after which the connection will be disconnected. |
 | tab: Users If you need to add additional users to have the permisison to use the incoming connection |
 | tab: Network allows to modify the network components of for the Incoming connetions, usually to adjust the Properties of the TCP/IP protocol |
 | you can allow access to ONLY this system or to any system on the network |
We are ready to get an incoming connection:
which will change the icon to become more colorful.
