Digi Digi CM manual Supported Protocols

The Digi CM supports three protocol options: SSH, Raw TCP, and Telnet.

Supported Protocols

assigned to the port. The default is Enable.

Assigned IP - Also known as alternate IP, this field assigns an IP address to the port, enabling you to Telnet directly to the serial port using an IP address (without having to specify a TCP port).

Listening TCP port - This is the TCP port you will specify when connecting directly to the port using Telnet or SSH.

Terminal server option - The Terminal server option allows you to define the functionality of this port if a terminal is connected. The Remote connection establishes a Telnet/SSH connection to the destination IP. The Shell program launches an application on the Digi CM (specified in Terminal Shell program path.)

Terminal server shell program path - Path to specified shell program. Used in Terminal Server mode.

Destination IP - Used in terminal server mode, this is the IP address of the system that you will be automatically connected to when you access the port.

Destination port - Used in terminal server mode, this is the TCP port that will be used when the port you accessed is automatically connected to a system on the network.

Protocol - The options are SSH, RawTCP, and Telnet.

Port escape sequence - The letter to initiate port escape.

Port break sequence - The sequence of characters that sends a break character to a device.

Inactivity timeout - The timeout length ranges from 1 to 3600 seconds. 0 means that there is no timeout.

Modem init string - Use the default string or enter your own string.

Enable/Disable dial-in modem callback - Enable to use the callback option.

Dial-in modem callback phone number - Specify the callback number to use.

Enable/Disable dial-in modem test - Enable periodic modem test. See

"Configuring For Dial-In Modem Access" on page 85 for details.

Dial-in modem test phone number - Specify test number to use.

Dial-in modem test interval - Specify in hours the interval to test the modem.

Use comment - Determines whether a port user is prompted to add a comment each time the port is accessed.

Quick connect via - Determines method for connecting to a port when in console server mode. Available with Telnet/SSH.

Web applet encoding - Supported languages for Java terminal.

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Supported Protocols

.In configuring a serial port, you have three protocol options. The three protocols available are: RawTCP, SSH, and Telnet. Choose SSH as the protocol when logging in from an SSH client program to access a port. Choose RawTCP when connecting directly to a TCP socket. Choose Telnet when logging in from a Telnet client program and accessing the ports. Use the Host

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