Vanguard Managed Solutions 342 Using Remote, Telnet, Using SoTCP, Enter, Startup CTP

Accessing the Control Terminal Port

	Alternative Methods for Accessing the CTP
Introduction
		This section describes alternative methods for accessing the CTP over a Frame Relay
		Bypass connection when:
		• the terminal of the local Vanguard device does not have IP connectivity or
		• cannot connect to the target device over the LAN (serial port only)
		• the WAN is not using X.25 or Annex G
Using Remote
		VanguardMS Vanguard devices have a built-in Telnet feature that allows to you
Telnet		access the CTP of other Vanguard devices. To use this feature, both the local and
		target devices must be configured using an IP network connection. Use these steps to
		access the CTP of another Vanguard device from your local node:
		1) Access the local Vanguard’s CTP.
		2) Select the Diagnostics Menu, and then select Telnet.
		3) Type any IP address that is configured in the target Vanguard.
Using SoTCP
		If the target Vanguard device has been previously configured for a particular network
		connection using SoTCP and AT PAD, you can access the CTP using Frame Relay
		Bypass. Use these steps to establish an SoTCP connection to the target Vanguard’s
		CTP using Frame Relay Bypass:
		1) From the (*) prompt, type 10198 and press Enter.
		2) At the OK prompt, type atds0<target node> (example: atds010198) and press
		Enter.
Startup CTP
		Figure 4-4shows an example of the Vanguard 342 Startup Screen.
Screen		OK->atds->CONNECT
		Connected to the Control Port
		on Node “Nodename”, at 25-NOV-2002 13:32:59
		Vanguard 340 - Model 342,
		Version V6.2iR00P_IP+_340
		Figure 4-4. Vanguard 342 Startup CTP Screen

4-8 Powering Up and Loading Software