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

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DESTINATION: earth/brown.telnet..moon

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Gateway

The Lucent Technologies data switch speedcall feature can also be used. In the following screen, the first speedcall is entered such that telnet = brown.telnet; the second speedcall is entered such that the host moon = brown.telnet..moon (refer to the Lucent Technologies data switch documentation for details on set- ting up speedcall names).

DESTINATION: earth/telnet

telnet> open 154.12.26.1

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DESTINATION: earth/moon

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TCP-to-Async Gateway Service

A user on a host or workstation connected by means of an Ethernet LAN to an LCS60 can use the LCS60 to connect to data switch connected hosts. Examples of TCP-to-async gateway connections are shown in Figure 7-1.

To use the TCP-to-async gateway service, the user can issue a telnet command to the LCS60's IP address with or without the use of a service port. If no service port is configured, enter the call address of the data-switch connected host. Log on in the usual manner. An example is given below.

A service port may also be configured with a PDD, connecting the user to the destination host with a telnet command as shown in the second example in the following screen. In this example, service port 2222 has been configured as a tel- net port with a PDD of mlkway/earth/watson.

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