MSS User Guide | 5: Using the MSS |
Adding Hosts
The host list can include up to 16 host entries in any combination of TCP (raw, Telnet, and Rlogin) and UDP addresses.
Figure 5-13: Adding Entries to the Host Table for MSS-VIA and MSS4
Local>> CHANGE PORT 1 DEDICATED HOSTLIST
Local>> HOST ADD TCP 192.168.0.10:T
Local>> HOST ADD UDP 192.168.0.14
Local>> LOGOUT PORT 1
Figure 5-14: Adding Entries to the Host Table for MSS100
Local>> CHANGE DEDICATED HOSTLIST
Local>> HOST ADD TCP 192.168.0.10:T
Local>> HOST ADD UDP 192.168.0.14
In the example, the UDP host entry is actually a broadcast IP address. Data is sent to all hosts on that particular subnet.
Removing Hosts
To remove an entry from the host table, use the Show Hostlist command to find out its entry number, and then use the Host Delete command to delete it.
Figure 5-15: Removing Entries from the Host Table
Local>> SHOW HOSTLIST
1192.168.0.10
2192.168.0.12
3192.168.0.14 Local>> HOST DELETE 2
Modem Emulation Mode
In modem emulation mode, the MSS presents a modem interface to the attached serial device: it accepts
Normally there is a modem connected to a PC and a modem connected to some other remote machine. A user must dial from his PC to the remote machine and accumulate phone charges for each connection. With the MSS in modem mode, you can replace your modems with MSS device servers and use an Ethernet connection instead of a phone call, all without having to change communications applications. You can then connect to any remote machine that has an MSS without making
Note: If the MSS is in modem emulation mode and the serial port is idle, the MSS can still accept network TCP connections to the serial port.
To use modem mode, enable modem emulation and set your MSS for Autostart using A as the autostart character. This triggers the MSS to enter modem mode when it encounters a
Figure 5-16: Enabling Modem Mode for MSS-VIA and MSS4
Local>> CHANGE PORT 1 MODEM EMULATION ENABLED
Local>> CHANGE PORT 1 AUTOSTART CHARACTER "A"
Local>> LOGOUT PORT 1
