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Default Gateway: Sets the IP default gateway address

Default: 0.0.0.0

IP DNS: Enables/Disables DNS client on the module

Default: disable

Pri DNS: Sets the Primary DNS IP address

Default: 0.0.0.0

Sec DNS: Sets the Secondary DNS IP address

Default: 0.0.0.0

DHCP Client: Enables/Disables DHCP Client

 

Note:

 

o DHCP info parameters DHCP netmask, Gateway, DNS and DHCP server will be set if the module obtains IP address from DHCP server

 

successfully. These cannot be modified.

 

o If DHCP Client fails to contact the DHCP Server, after a finite number of retries, initializes the eth0 with static ip address. It checks periodically

 

and retries to obtain an IP address from a DHCP server

Default: enable

IP Address: If DHCP is disabled, sets the static IP address of the module. If DHCP is enabled, the ip address given by the DHCP server is displayed and its

 

not configurable.

 

Note:

 

o When the static ip address is modified, the browser gets redirected to new ip address.

Default: 192.168.2.1

TFTP: Enables/Disables TFTP Server. On enabling the TFTP Server, the network administrator can upload the firmware to the flash

 

Notes:

 

TFTP application is associated with "inetd" application

 

Configuration change of TFTP service calls for a re-initialization of "inetd", eventually closes all the current session that are associated with "inetd"

 

The other application(s) that are associated with "inetd" are Telnet Server

 

Hence when enabling/disabling TFTP through a Telnet configuration, would terminate the current telnet sessions

Default: enable

TCP Keepalive: Sets the tcp keepalive timeout (minutes) value. This is used to terminate the TCP session if there is no traffic

Default: 3 minutes

Autodiscovery: Enables/Disables Auto-discovery to broadcast (MAC Level), the MAC-address, IP address and DHCP information to server port configured

 

(default 1020)

Default: enable

Server Port: Sets the Auto Discovery Manager Server port

Default: 1020

Broadcast Timer: Auto-discovery packet granularity of periodic Broadcasting

Default: 10 seconds

AG Server: Starts the UDP server on port 526. Starts a Tcp server on port 599. Uses proprietary Multitech Asynchronous Gateway Protocol (AG).

 

o Discovery mechanism - UDP server responds with UDP unicast packet to the UDP broadcast packet from WinMCSI Port Redirector

 

o Status mechanism - TCP server responds to the Status Request packet from the WinMCSI Port Redirector Client

 

Default: disable

Auto Dialout: Enables/Disables Auto-Dialout feature globally on the module

Default: enable

Auto Dialin: Enables/Disables Auto-Dialin feature globally on the module

Default: disable

Telnet Configuration

Telnet: Enables/Disables the Telnet Server used for Command Line Configuration. On disabling Telnet server, the administrator cannot configure the IP Module through Telnet. The only option is to connect through a terminal application over the Serial port

Default: enable

Telnet Port: Sets the telnet port used for Command Line Configuration Notes:

Telnet application is associated with "inetd" application

Modification to the telnet port calls for a re-initialization of "inetd". This inturn closes all the current session that are associated with "inetd"

The other application(s) that are associated with "inetd" are TFTP Server. Hence, invoking this command would terminate the current telnet sessions Default: 23

Escape Monitor: Enables/Disables ‘‘monitor’’ flag to scan escape s equence and switch to command mode during Manual dialout session

Default: enable

Escape String: Sets the escape string to be scanned during Manual Dialout session to switch to command mode

Default: +++inet

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Contents 12/1/2006 Table of Contents 12/1/2006 Safety Warnings Contact InformationEnvironmental Safety Electrical Safety Cleaning Package ContentsUnpacking Servicing DIN Rail MountingFront Panel Color DescriptionApplying Power Top View Grounding Techniques Connecting the Unit Serial Cable Serial InterfaceRS-232 Troubleshooting Support FCC StatementCLI Tree of Menus Set Set configurable fields Send-mail Configure outgoing mail options Recv-mail Configure incoming mail optionsSerial Configure the serial settings for the serial port s0 Show Show general and detailed information Socket Actions to take over a UDP socket Software Configuration Web Management12/1/2006 Port Configuration General ConfigurationUser Configuration Web Management Tree of MenusPPP Configuration Modem ConfigurationBridge Configuration ChatscriptTelnet Configuration Successfully. These cannot be modifiedUDP Configuration Autodial ConfigurationSmtp Address Configuration Http ConfigurationSnmp Configuration POP3 ConfigurationRestore Defaults Sntp Daylight Saving ConfigurationCommands Sntp GeneralMandatory Configuration Settings Ethernet to Serial ConnectivityCommands to Setup Manual Dial-out with the 102PC-SE Scenario 1 Manual DialoutScenario 2 Auto Dialout Using Telnet PrerequisitesScenario 3 Auto Dialout Using UDP Auto Dialout Feature using UDP Mode# set ppp ppp0 raw-mode enable Scenario 4 Remote Bridging with Modem ConnectionSerial to Ethernet Connectivity Commands to Setup Manual Dial-In with the 102PC-SE Scenario 1 Manual Serial Dial-inScenario 2 Serial Auto Dial-in Using Telnet Scenario 3 Serial Auto Dial-in Using UDP Functionality# set ip telnet raw-mode enable Scenario 4 Serial Tunneling Mode# set serial s0 raw-dialout enable Using E-Mail Features Sending Text E-mails from the Command Prompt Receiving E-mails from the Command Prompt Emissions and Safety Approvals KEY SpecificationsSwitch Properties PhysicalTron Limited Warranty