HP LCS60 manual Async-to-TCP Gateway Service, Destination earth/brown.telnet Telnet open

User Information

Async-to-TCP Gateway Service

A user on a terminal connected to the data switch network directly or through a modem can use the LCS60 connectivity to reach LAN-connected hosts or works- tations.

The preferred method is to enter <lcs60_call_address>.telnet at the DESTINA- TION: prompt. This gives the telnet prompt to which the user supplies the host or workstation with the open command for telnet. The next login prompt is from the host workstation on the LAN. An example is shown in the screen below.

DESTINATION: earth/brown.telnet

telnet> open 154.12.26.1

Login:

For each destination that an async-to-TCP gateway service user may wish to reach:

1. The LCS60 must be configured to use a DNS server, or

2. The name of that destination must be properly entered into the LCS60's configuration database (e.g., through the addhost command), or

3. The user must request the destination from the telnet prompt by opening a dotted IP numerical address (e.g., open 123.45.6.78).

Additionally, a host IP address can be specified in one of the following ways:

Host name (e.g., telnet..moon)

Dotted IP address (telnet..154.12.26.1)

Fully qualified DNS name (telnet..moon.lab.att.com).

Once the user is finished and exits the telnet session, the DESTINATION prompt is returned.

A refinement of this service is shown on the screen below. The LAN can be reached directly from the DESTINATION prompt.

Gateway

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