Definition of dial-in in English:

dial-in

adjective

another term for dial-up
Example sentencesExamples
- After selecting a dial-in number via an integrated MCI access manager and establishing a modem connection, users are prompted for user name, password and soft-token PIN.
- The most common technologies here are LDAP (lightweight directory access protocol) and Radius (remote authentication dial-in user service).
- Remote-access systems with weak access controls: Hackers frequently bypass firewalls and access controls through remote access points such as dial-in servers by simply dialing directly into a server.
- He admitted that ‘the email attachment contained a hidden computer script that reset the dial-in telephone number in the user's WebTV box to 9-1 - 1.’
- A console server with a modem attached can support a number of system consoles through a single dial-in connection.
- Members will be able to purchase 500-mile upgrades on the Internet or via a dial-in system for $25 per upgrade compared with $30 if done at the airport or through reservations.
- As the Geobytes staff points out below, I can roll up my sleeves and redirect the dial-in spammers.
- When you plan a very small ISP site or corporate network with a small number of dial-in users, it may be useful to deploy Linux as a remote access server.
- For example, George believes that external communications (e.g., dial-in access and wireless communications) should probably be encrypted.
- Registrants will receive a packet of information and dial-in instructions.
- Most racetracks have a small dial-in board that is visible from the burnout area for this purpose.
- I had reformatted my computer and lost the dial-in number.
- I've used Analog for several years, first on a FreeBSD system; I was a dial-in customer curious about my personal web pages.
- It also includes setting up dial-in clients, e-mail aliases, masquerading and list servers.
- You can connect a standard external modem to the PC Weasel and have dial-in access to the computer - not just the running operating system, but the whole machine.
- When I did get through to tech support, they suggested an alternate dial-in number that never did work.
- When in-band management connections are not possible, then the console server provides dial-in connectivity to a system's consoles providing for reconfiguring or simply rebooting devices to return them to operation.
- The advent and proliferation of broadband Internet access brought unbelievable performance gains: no more waiting for the dial-in process, faster navigation and quicker downloads.
- The servers also use PCAnywhere 8.0 for remote dial-in support, as well as the MKS UNIX command line simulator.
- ‘We've web-enabled our ‘On-Line II’ direct dial-in service so dealers can access our inventory with a computer,’ Navarre said.

Definition of dial-in in US English:

dial-in

adjectiveˈdī(ə)linˈdaɪ(ə)lɪn

another term for dial-up
Example sentencesExamples
- The advent and proliferation of broadband Internet access brought unbelievable performance gains: no more waiting for the dial-in process, faster navigation and quicker downloads.
- As the Geobytes staff points out below, I can roll up my sleeves and redirect the dial-in spammers.
- I've used Analog for several years, first on a FreeBSD system; I was a dial-in customer curious about my personal web pages.
- When in-band management connections are not possible, then the console server provides dial-in connectivity to a system's consoles providing for reconfiguring or simply rebooting devices to return them to operation.
- Remote-access systems with weak access controls: Hackers frequently bypass firewalls and access controls through remote access points such as dial-in servers by simply dialing directly into a server.
- Members will be able to purchase 500-mile upgrades on the Internet or via a dial-in system for $25 per upgrade compared with $30 if done at the airport or through reservations.
- When I did get through to tech support, they suggested an alternate dial-in number that never did work.
- It also includes setting up dial-in clients, e-mail aliases, masquerading and list servers.
- ‘We've web-enabled our ‘On-Line II’ direct dial-in service so dealers can access our inventory with a computer,’ Navarre said.
- When you plan a very small ISP site or corporate network with a small number of dial-in users, it may be useful to deploy Linux as a remote access server.
- A console server with a modem attached can support a number of system consoles through a single dial-in connection.
- Registrants will receive a packet of information and dial-in instructions.
- You can connect a standard external modem to the PC Weasel and have dial-in access to the computer - not just the running operating system, but the whole machine.
- After selecting a dial-in number via an integrated MCI access manager and establishing a modem connection, users are prompted for user name, password and soft-token PIN.
- He admitted that ‘the email attachment contained a hidden computer script that reset the dial-in telephone number in the user's WebTV box to 9-1 - 1.’
- Most racetracks have a small dial-in board that is visible from the burnout area for this purpose.
- The servers also use PCAnywhere 8.0 for remote dial-in support, as well as the MKS UNIX command line simulator.
- I had reformatted my computer and lost the dial-in number.
- For example, George believes that external communications (e.g., dial-in access and wireless communications) should probably be encrypted.
- The most common technologies here are LDAP (lightweight directory access protocol) and Radius (remote authentication dial-in user service).

词汇	dial-in
释义	Definition of dial-in in English: dial-in adjective another term for dial-up Example sentencesExamples After selecting a dial-in number via an integrated MCI access manager and establishing a modem connection, users are prompted for user name, password and soft-token PIN. The most common technologies here are LDAP (lightweight directory access protocol) and Radius (remote authentication dial-in user service). Remote-access systems with weak access controls: Hackers frequently bypass firewalls and access controls through remote access points such as dial-in servers by simply dialing directly into a server. He admitted that ‘the email attachment contained a hidden computer script that reset the dial-in telephone number in the user's WebTV box to 9-1 - 1.’ A console server with a modem attached can support a number of system consoles through a single dial-in connection. Members will be able to purchase 500-mile upgrades on the Internet or via a dial-in system for $25 per upgrade compared with $30 if done at the airport or through reservations. As the Geobytes staff points out below, I can roll up my sleeves and redirect the dial-in spammers. When you plan a very small ISP site or corporate network with a small number of dial-in users, it may be useful to deploy Linux as a remote access server. For example, George believes that external communications (e.g., dial-in access and wireless communications) should probably be encrypted. Registrants will receive a packet of information and dial-in instructions. Most racetracks have a small dial-in board that is visible from the burnout area for this purpose. I had reformatted my computer and lost the dial-in number. I've used Analog for several years, first on a FreeBSD system; I was a dial-in customer curious about my personal web pages. It also includes setting up dial-in clients, e-mail aliases, masquerading and list servers. You can connect a standard external modem to the PC Weasel and have dial-in access to the computer - not just the running operating system, but the whole machine. When I did get through to tech support, they suggested an alternate dial-in number that never did work. When in-band management connections are not possible, then the console server provides dial-in connectivity to a system's consoles providing for reconfiguring or simply rebooting devices to return them to operation. The advent and proliferation of broadband Internet access brought unbelievable performance gains: no more waiting for the dial-in process, faster navigation and quicker downloads. The servers also use PCAnywhere 8.0 for remote dial-in support, as well as the MKS UNIX command line simulator. ‘We've web-enabled our ‘On-Line II’ direct dial-in service so dealers can access our inventory with a computer,’ Navarre said. Definition of dial-in in US English: dial-in adjectiveˈdī(ə)linˈdaɪ(ə)lɪn another term for dial-up Example sentencesExamples The advent and proliferation of broadband Internet access brought unbelievable performance gains: no more waiting for the dial-in process, faster navigation and quicker downloads. As the Geobytes staff points out below, I can roll up my sleeves and redirect the dial-in spammers. I've used Analog for several years, first on a FreeBSD system; I was a dial-in customer curious about my personal web pages. When in-band management connections are not possible, then the console server provides dial-in connectivity to a system's consoles providing for reconfiguring or simply rebooting devices to return them to operation. Remote-access systems with weak access controls: Hackers frequently bypass firewalls and access controls through remote access points such as dial-in servers by simply dialing directly into a server. Members will be able to purchase 500-mile upgrades on the Internet or via a dial-in system for $25 per upgrade compared with $30 if done at the airport or through reservations. When I did get through to tech support, they suggested an alternate dial-in number that never did work. It also includes setting up dial-in clients, e-mail aliases, masquerading and list servers. ‘We've web-enabled our ‘On-Line II’ direct dial-in service so dealers can access our inventory with a computer,’ Navarre said. When you plan a very small ISP site or corporate network with a small number of dial-in users, it may be useful to deploy Linux as a remote access server. A console server with a modem attached can support a number of system consoles through a single dial-in connection. Registrants will receive a packet of information and dial-in instructions. You can connect a standard external modem to the PC Weasel and have dial-in access to the computer - not just the running operating system, but the whole machine. After selecting a dial-in number via an integrated MCI access manager and establishing a modem connection, users are prompted for user name, password and soft-token PIN. He admitted that ‘the email attachment contained a hidden computer script that reset the dial-in telephone number in the user's WebTV box to 9-1 - 1.’ Most racetracks have a small dial-in board that is visible from the burnout area for this purpose. The servers also use PCAnywhere 8.0 for remote dial-in support, as well as the MKS UNIX command line simulator. I had reformatted my computer and lost the dial-in number. For example, George believes that external communications (e.g., dial-in access and wireless communications) should probably be encrypted. The most common technologies here are LDAP (lightweight directory access protocol) and Radius (remote authentication dial-in user service).
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