LBI-38965
For each site defined in the CAL.DAT file, configure the associated port on the terminal server as follows:
Server>> change port | port_no | access remote | ||
Server>> change port | port_no | type softcopy | ||
Server>> | change | port | port_no | autobaud disabled |
Server>> | change | port | port_no | speed 19200 |
Server>> change service PORT_<port_no> <TCP port_no> port port_no telnet disabled Server>> change port port_no queuing disabled
Server>> change port port_no flow control disabled
TCP port_no is the value defined in CAL.DAT for a particular site.
EXAMPLE:
Assume that the file CAL.DAT has the following two site entries: System Manger site 2 is connected to port 3 on the distribution panel, and System Manager site 10 is connected to port 6 on the distribution panel.
SITE.02.PASSWD | SITE02 |
|
SITE.02.IP | 147.117.37.10 | #Terminal server IP address |
SITE.02.PORT | 5002 | #TCP port_no used for site 2 |
SITE.10.PASSWD | SITE10 |
|
SITE.10.IP | 147.117.37.10 |
|
SITE.10.PORT | 5010 | #TCP port_no used for site 10 |
Inserting the information below would configure the terminal server for the values shown above.
Server>> change port 3 access remote
Server>> change port 3 type softcopy
Server>> change port 3 autobaud disabled
Server>> change port 3 speed 19200
Server>> change service PORT_3 5002 port 3 telnet disabled
Server>> change port 3 queuing disabled
Server>> change port 3 flow control disabled
Server>> change port 6 access remote
Server>> change port 6 type softcopy
Server>> change port 6 autobaud disabled
Server>> change port 6 speed 19200
Server>> change service PORT_6 5010 port 6 telnet disabled
Server>> change port 6 queuing disabled
Server>> change port 6 flow control disabled
After completing the configuration, reconnect the Ethernet LAN connection to the terminal server. If a second terminal server is installed, repeat the procedure above.
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