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Suggested Settings When Modem is

Shared in Windows NT 4.0

The following table contains the suggested configuration settings for Integrated Remote Console when the modem usage is set to shared. These settings are dependent upon how the operating system is configured and assume that the modem was installed with the default settings. It is also assumes that the correct INF file is used when the modem is installed under Windows NT. Modems which require an INF file other than the set shipped standard with the operating system are noted.

NOTE: The Port Setting for all modems is 8-N-1.

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Shared in Windows NT 4.0 Environment Modem Settings

Modem Selected	Baud	Init String #1	Init String #2
Cardinal Connecta 56K	115200	AT&F1E0Q0V1&C1&D2	ATS7=60S19=0M1&M4&K1&H1&R2&I0B0X4
External Fax Modem1

Compaq SpeedPaq 144 Data	19200	AT&FE0V1&C1&D2W1X4S95=47	ATS7=60S30=0L0M1\N3%C1S101=35\Q3B0
Fax Modem			N1X4

Compaq Microcom 415	57600	AT&FE0Q0V1&C1&D2S95=47	ATS7=60S30=0L0M1\N3%C3&K3B0N1X4
External Fax Modem1

Compaq Microcom 510 56K	57600	AT&FE0%U2V0&D2&C1	ATS7=60\T0L1M1\N3%C3\Q3B0X4
Ext Fax Modem1

Compaq Netelligent 56K ISA	57600	AT&FE0V1&C1&D2S95=47	ATS7=60S30=0L1M1\N3%C3&K3B+MS=,1,,,,
Fax Modem1			X4

Diamond SupraExpress 56e1	115200	AT&F2E0&C1&D2V1Q0W2	ATS7=60S30=0LM1&Q5\N3%C3&K3BN1X4

Hayes Accura 144 Data Fax	11900	AT&FE0V0W1&C1&D2S95=47	ATS7=60S30=0L0M1&Q5S36=7S48=7S46=1
Modem			38&K3

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1Requires INF file from modem manufacturer to complete modem installation in Windows NT. (Appropriate INF file not shipped with Windows NT.)

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Compaq 281862-002 manual Suggested Settings When Modem is Shared in Windows NT

Contents

Integrated Remote Console Compaq Integrated Remote Console User Guide Contents Establishing a Connection Using Attention Key Sequences Appendix B Vii Text Conventions Getting Help Symbols in TextCompaq Website Viii About This Guide Telephone Numbers Integrated Remote Console Capabilities Introduction 2Introduction Benefits of Using Integrated Remote ConsoleRequirements Installation Sequence Outline 4Introduction TerminologyIRC Terminology Expected Audience Accessing Integrated Remote Console Installing the Modem Setup and Configuration 2Setup and Configuration Configuring the ModemConfiguring a non plug-n-play ISA Modem Select View or Edit Details 4Setup and Configuration Configuring an external modem or direct connection Example Configuring an integrated serial port 6Setup and Configuration Configuring Integrated Remote ConsoleIntegrated Remote Console Configuration Summary Integrated Remote Console Configuration Summary Internal Modem External Modem or 8Setup and Configuration Modem Strings Assigning Authorized Users 10Setup and Configuration Example Selecting a user to modify User Configuration 12Setup and Configuration Example Edit User screen Example Setting Security Access 14Setup and Configuration Establishing a Connection Establishing a Connection Using Compaq Insight Manager 2Establishing a Connection Device Setup window 4Establishing a Connection Establishing an Out-of-Band Remote Console Connection Invoke Integrated Remote Console Login 6Establishing a Connection Verifying Modem Settings COM port settings 8Establishing a Connection Establishing a Connection Using Windows HyperTerminal Compaq Integrated Remote Console User Guide 10Establishing a Connection Setting up a Connection HyperTerminal is now ready to dial into the managed server Connection window 12Establishing a Connection Establish a connection using HyperTerminal 14Establishing a Connection Saving a Connection Terminal settings Configuration GuidelinesDisplay Settings 16Establishing a Connection Modem settingsLimitations Establishing a Connection Invoke IRC Login 18Establishing a Connection Login Remote Console Main Menu 20Establishing a Connection 10. Remote Console mode Using Integrated Remote Console Remote Console mode 2Using Integrated Remote Console Main Menu Options Remote Console Menu Option 4Using Integrated Remote Console Beginning a Remote Console Session Using Remote Console mode Key Functions for Navigating the IRC Menu System 6Using Integrated Remote Console Compaq Integrated Remote Console User Guide Returning to the Main Menu 8Using Integrated Remote Console Changing the Default Attention Key Changing the Terminal Screen Size 10Using Integrated Remote Console Return to Main Menu 12Using Integrated Remote Console Reboot Server Menu Option Server Reboot menu Reboot Server warning 14Using Integrated Remote Console 10. Power Cycle warning 12. Power Cycle using Ansi terminal emulation emulation 16Using Integrated Remote Console View Reboot Sequence 13. Reboot Replay Sequence screen 18Using Integrated Remote Console 14. Event Log screen View Event Log 20Using Integrated Remote Console Change Password 16. Manage Login Information screen Manage Login Information Modify User Information 22Using Integrated Remote Console 18. Manage Configuration screen Manage Configuration 24Using Integrated Remote Console Communications Setup 20. Edit Modem Strings screen Modem Strings 26Using Integrated Remote Console Disconnecting Using Attention Key Sequences Example Returning to IRC Main Menu 2Using Attention Key Sequences Compaq Integrated Remote Console User Guide Example Pressing F10 Key 4Using Attention Key Sequences Key Function Atn a Example Entering Alt + P 6Using Attention Key Sequences Example Entering Ctrl + Alt + Del More Attention Key Examples 8Using Attention Key Sequences Example United States Keyboard with Attention Keys indicated Changing the Attention Key Modem Requirements Additional Modem InformationModem Types 2Additional Modem Information External Serial ModemsImportant Tip Windows Modems Internal ISA Plug-n-Play Modems 4Additional Modem Information PCI-based Modems Modem Configuration Setting Summary Modem Configuration Strings 6Additional Modem Information Computer to Modem Serial Port SpeedData Carrier Detect DCD Operation Flow Control Error CorrectionData Terminal Ready DTR Interpretation 8Additional Modem Information Data CompressionResponse Codes Direct Connections Connecting Using a Terminal or Terminal Emulator 2Direct Connections Cable RequirementCommunication Requirements Compaq Integrated Remote Console User Guide 4Direct Connections Connecting Using a Terminal Server or Concentrator Obtaining the Appropriate Cable 6Direct Connections Example Cisco 2509/2511 RJ-45 Connector Pinout Connector Example 8Direct Connections Configuring Integrated Remote ConsoleExample Cisco 2509/2511 RJ-45 to DB-9F Adapter Configuring the Terminal Server 10Direct Connections Modem Sharing 2Modem Sharing Asynchronous Management Compaq Integrated Remote Console User Guide 4Modem Sharing Graphical Remote Control Compaq Integrated Remote Console User Guide 6Modem Sharing Additional Information View Modem Log File Temporarily disable IRCTurn on Modem Log File 8Modem Sharing Locate the Modem Initialization Strings Re-enable IRC with Proper Initialization Strings Modem Selected Baud Init String #1 Init String #2 Suggested Modem Settings Dedicated or Shared in non-NT Environment Modem Settings 2Suggested Modem Settings Suggested Settings When Modem is Shared in Windows NT Shared in NT 4.0 Environment Modem Settings 4Suggested Modem Settings Terminal or PC Modem Null-Modem Cable Description Table C-1 Error Table of Contents Troubleshooting 2Troubleshooting Post Errors Connection problems using a modem in dedicated mode Connection Problems 4Troubleshooting Cannot obtain a login prompt in dedicated mode Compaq Integrated Remote Console User Guide 6Troubleshooting Connection problems using a modem in shared mode Cannot obtain a login prompt in shared mode 8Troubleshooting Compaq Integrated Remote Console User Guide 10Troubleshooting Connection problems using a direct- connectionCannot obtain a login prompt using a direct-connection Terminal doesn’t scroll correctly in Remote Console Mode Problems while using IRC 12Troubleshooting View Reboot Sequence is grayed out Index-1 Index Index-2 Index-3 DCD Index-4 Index-5 Index-6 Index-7 Index-8 Index-9 Index-10 Index-11 Index-12