Sample Device Configurations

Sample Device Configurations

Introduction

This section provides examples of configuring the following types of devices for access through a Telnet listener:

∙A printer

∙A computer

∙A modem

You must configure the device and port characteristics as described in Chapter 9 before performing the procedures described in this chapter.

The examples in this section do not include the various Telnet server characteristics. Refer to Configuring Telnet Server Session Characteristics in this chapter to set up the Telnet server characteristics.

The following lists the variables in this chapter that you should substitute with the appropriate values:

∙Access server port number

∙Flow control type (printer only)

∙Telnet listener-identifier (Must be 23 or between 2001 to 2032, inclusive.)

∙Identification string (up to 40 characters)

Configuring a Printer for Access Through a Telnet Listener

For systems that need to access the printer, you must supply the system managers with the TCP port number. The section Configuring a Remote Print Queue in this chapter provides an example of setting up a remote print queue on an ULTRIX or UNIX system.

The following example shows a sample configuration of a printer used for access through a Telnet listener on port 4.

Local> DEFINE PORT 4 ACCESS REMOTE AUTOBAUD DISABLED BREAK

DISABLED

Local> DEFINE PORT 4 DEDICATED NONE DSRLOGOUT DISABLED FLOW

CONTROL XON

Local> DEFINE PORT 4 INACTIVITY LOGOUT ENABLED LONGBREAK LOGOUT

DISABLED

Local> DEFINE PORT 4 SIGNAL CHECK ENABLED SIGNAL CONTROL DISABLED Local> LOGOUT PORT 4

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