Avaya 555-233-116 manual Name port number or other descriptive name

Installing and administering the terminal server

** Administrator **				PORT SETUP MENU						Terminal: 2
Hardware				Flow ctrl				Keys
Speed		[19200	]	Flow ctrl		[Hardware]		Hot	[^]]	Intr	[^C]
Parity		[None]		Input Flow		[Enabled ]		Quit	[^@]	Kill	[^U]
Bit		[8]		Output Flow		[Enabled ]		Del	[^@]	Sess	[^@]
Stop		[1	]					Echo	[^@]
Break	[Disabled]			IP Addresses
Monitor DSR		[Yes ]		Src	[		]	Mask	[		]
Monitor DCD		[No ]		Dst	[		]
User				Options				Access
Name	[port 2		]	Keepalive		[No	]	Access		[Local ]
Terminal type		[undef ]		Rlogin/Telnet		[Telnet]		Authentication [None ]
TERM	[		]	Debug options		[No	]	Mode		[Telnet ]
Video pages		[0]		Map CR to CR LF [No			]	Connection		[initiated]
CLI/Menu		[CLI]		Hex data		[No	]	Host	[		]
Reset Term		[No	]	Secure		[No	]	Remote Port		[9001 ]
				MOTD		[No	]	Local Port		[10002]

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5.Fill in the following fields. Leave the default settings for the other fields.

■Speed: 19200

■Monitor DSR: Yes

■Monitor DCD: No

■Name: port number or other descriptive name

■Terminal type: undef

■CLI/Menu: CLI

■Reset Term: No

■Flow ctrl: Both

NOTE:

This is very important! If the link goes down between the terminal server and the adjunct, the terminal server buffers the data and notifies the switch. Once the terminal server buffer fills up, the switch buffers the data. The switch raises an alarm once the switch buffer is full.

■IP addresses: leave blank

■Mask: leave blank

■Access: Local

■Authentication: None

■Mode: Telnet

■Connection: Initiated

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