Carrier Access Access Navigator user manual Telnet Management Requirements

Start Management Session

Telnet Management

Telnet Management

Telnet Management Requirements

Telnet requires an Ethernet connection to the Access Navigator, which is normally made during installation (see Ethernet Management Connection on page 6-22). The Ethernet function can only be turned on through the RS-232 management interface.

The Access Navigator operating system provides a Command Line Interface (CLI), which uses simple text based commands and messages. See Command Line Interface Conventions on page 7-3for a short description of the conventions used in this manual to represent management commands, settings, and messages. For detailed information, see CLI Language Reference on page 18-1.

NOTE: You will remain logged into the Access Navigator until you terminate the management session by using the exit command. If you do not terminate the session before disconnecting from the Telnet server, the Access Navigator Telnet session will remain active for 2 hours. No other users will be able to log on if all Telnet sessions are active.

Procedure Summary

￿Obtain Information ... 7-9

￿Start Telnet Program and Connect to Access Navigator ... 7-9

￿Start Telnet Management Session ... 7-9

￿Perform Management Operations ... 7-10

￿Exit Telnet Management Session When Finished ... 7-10

7-8 August 2003 Access Navigator - Release 1.8