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Hewlett-Packard A5799A Terminal Server Reference
Legal Notices
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File Buffering
System Parameters
Troubleshooting
Modem Port Setup
Action and Event Tables
Action and Event Routines
149
Glossary of Command References
Index
153
Audience
Overview
Notation Used in this Manual
Conventions
Terms
Introduction
This Book
Page
What This Chapter Contains
Overview of Features
Software Configuration VER Command
Hardware Configuration
Functions Modify the user database
Displaying Menus and Issuing Commands
Command Menu
User Commands
File Maintenance
Information
Functions
Entering/Selecting Parameters
Editing Modes
LA .H or la .h
VT-100 Mode
TTY Mode
Editing Function Keys
Using the Editing Keys
Functionality Overview
Site Connectivity
Alarm Processing
Function Description Security
FunctionDescription
Security Management
Network Capabilities
Alarm Management
Logs
Event Table LE to view
Data Buffering
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User Database
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Access Classes
Displaying the User Maintenance Functions Menu
Function Description Access Class Required
Command Summary
AU Carol
Adding a User AU Command
Field Function
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Access Option Regular Callback
Password/Callback Authentication Method
Access Option Passthru
Listing Users LU Command
Field Function
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Deleting a User Profile XU Command
XU Carol
FieldFunction
Displaying a User Record DU Command
Changing User Information CU Command
CU TOM
Secondary
For example, if you enter LH the log history will be
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System Parameters
Environmental Control Functions
Systems Functions Menu
System Parameters Functions
Site information
Set System Parameters SSP Command
Upgrade Terminal Server Software
Field Function
Specify Network Parameters
Upgrading the Software
Setting Network Parameters SNP Command
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Network Initialization Parameters
Field
Overview of Snmp Support by Terminal Servers
MIBs
Object Identifier Object Data Object Source
This is a major alarm
Alarm Action Routine Parameter Comments ERR123
Delivering Snmp Traps
Snmp Traps via Ethernet Network
Setting Terminal Server Parameters for Snmp Traps
Alarm Action Routine Parameter Comments
Snmp Manager Parameters
Snmptrap
Field Function
Be entered as Snmp Managers to
Setting FTP Parameters
Maximum of five IP addresses can
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Server 1 default
FTP service type
Password
Upload directory
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These parameters are set using the SNP 4 command
Username for PAP Enter the username for PAP authentication
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File Buffering
DIR
File Command Summary Function
File Management Menu
DEL
Command Function
Copy
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Buffer File Naming Conventions
RAMdisk Organization
Host Port Buffer Naming
Hnyymmdd.hhq
REPORT.01 Importantlog
Setting the RAMdisk Protection Parameters
Field
RAMdisk Events
Automatic Buffering
Buffering Data Received by a Host Port
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Clbuf
Manual Buffering
Swbuf
Using FTP to Send Files to an FTP Server
NEW.CFG
Examples
Test
Syntax
Command Sebuf Description
Sebuf
Using FTP to Receive Files from Another Device
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Modem Port Setup
Modem Port Parameters
Display Modem Port Parameters DM Command
Set Modem Port Parameters SM Command
User Session
Terminal Emulation
Sysop Idle Timer
Char. Length/Parity
Setup
Host Session Idle Timer
Host Session Disconnect
On Ctrl + a
Atdt ### @ MSG
Atdt ###
Verifying the Settings
Troubleshooting
Checking the Status of the LEDs
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Alarm Pend
Determining Network Status
Querying Remote Nodes
Rebooting the Terminal Server
Reinitializing the Terminal Server
Working with Configuration Files
Importing/Exporting a Configuration File
Config Command Instructions
Creating a Configuration File
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Procedure for Saving the Configuration Data on the PC
Dumpf Command Instructions
AUX Port Parameters
Default Port Parameters
TTY
ATA
HOST1
Host Port Parameters
Action and Event Tables
Structure of an Action Table
Working with Action Tables
Alarm
Parameters
Alarm Matching Criteria
Action Routine
Sample Action Table
Multiple Actions on a Single Alarm
Example
Planning the Action Table
Determine which alarm conditions to monitor
101
Test the Action Routine
BSD090
5551212,1234
INI000
INI000-1
Action Table Worksheet
Adding an item to the Action Table AA Command
Action Table Commands
List Action Items LA Command
107
CA .D
Change Action Item Command CA Command
LA .H
Schedule Action Item SAI Command
Occur today at the time specified pressing
Today = The Action Routine is scheduled to
Enter key selects this date
Mm/dd/yy = Type the month, day, and year that
Delete Action Item XA Command
LE .H
Alarm/Event Functions Commands
List Alarms/Events LE Command
Generate Alarm/Event GE Command
Instead of a number
Delete Alarm/Event XE Command
Event Description
Internal Alarms and Events
Intbatlow
Hourly
Intbatok
Logfull
Powerlow
Powerup
Powerok
Memlow
Weekly
#OK
Action Routine Description
Action Routines
Phsysop
Phonhome
Reminit
Schedule
Action and Event Routines
Parameter 2 User ID
Internal Events Authfail Internal
Bufready
Cclerror
Daily
Clkchange
Diskfull
Diskcrit
DTRHIGH.n and .DTRLOW.n internal events
Dtrhigh
Dtrlow
Intbatlow
Hourly
Logfull
Intbatok
Memlow
Maxretry
Mdminiterr
Netup
Monthly
Netdown
Powerok
Powerlow
Pppreq
Powerup
Weekly
RTSLOW.n RTSHIGH.n
Alarm/Event Action Parameters Comments Routine
FormatCANCEL Resource Required None
Cancel
Clkcheck Action Routine
Clkahead Clkback Action Routines
Format
Dolist Action Routine
Resource Required
Parameters
FormatLOG Resource Required None ParametersNone Example
LOG Action Routine
Logcheck Action Routine
Parameters Percent full threshold Default is Examples
Resource Required Modem Parameters
Noaction Action Routine
Action Routine
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Phone number
Phonhome Action Routine
Phsysop Action Routine
Phppp Action Routine
Phone number, access class
Resource Required None Parameters Date or Time
Schedule Action Routine
555-1212 for Minutes from now
Parameters Host Processing Flag Value 1, 2, 3, or Example
Sethp Action Routine
Snmptrap
ERRORA21 Snmptrap
System Functions
Action And Alarm Functions
Log Functions
User Functions
Buffer Functions
File Functions
Port Control Functions
Session Control Functions
Index
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