Chapter 4 Managing Chassis

Initiating a Telnet Service

APS Status Window—Detailed Description

The APS Status window displays a single APS Circuits area.

APS Circuits Area

The APS Circuits area displays a table with the following headings:

Group—Group number of the APS circuit or interface.

Working Slot/Port—Slot/port number of the working interface. For a circuit, if the working interface is part of another chassis, “remote” is displayed instead of the slot/port number.

Protect Slot/Port—Slot/port number of the protected interface. For a circuit, if the protected interface is part of another chassis, “remote” is displayed instead of the slot/port number.

Initiating a Telnet Service

The Initiate Telnet Service application allows you to log onto the device, in order to configure or retrieve information from the device.

To launch a telnet window, proceed as follows:

Step 1 Right click on the chassis object and select the Technology Specific Tools>Initiate Telnet Service option. See Table 4-1 on page 4-2for information on which objects allow you to launch the telnet window. The telnet window appears:

Figure 4-17 Telnet Window

Step 2 Enter the required password (the device may also require a valid user name).

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