The Status Screens

NETWORK STATUS:

MAC Address:

00-09-9b-00-b7-fa

 

PORTTCP PORTSTATUS USERNAME

PORTTCP PORTSTATUS USERNAME

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N1

23Activesuper

N17

Free

N2

23Activesuper

N18

Free

N3

Free

N19

Free

N4

Free

N20

Free

N5

Free

N21

Free

N6

Free

N22

Free

N7

Free

N23

Free

N8

Free

N24

Free

N9

Free

N25

Free

N10

Free

N26

Free

N11

Free

N27

Free

N12

Free

N28

Free

N13

Free

N29

Free

N14

Free

N30

Free

N15

Free

N31

Free

N16

Free

N32

Free

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Figure 6.3: Network Status Screen

 

 

6.3. The Network Status Screen (/SN)

This screen lists current conditions for the Network Port. To display the Network Status Screen, type /SN and press [Enter]. The Network Status Screen is only available when you have logged in using an account and port that permit Supervisor commands.

Note that the RSM will allow up to sixty four simultaneous inbound TCP connections, and that the Network Status Screen will report the current status of all sixty four TCP ports. The first screen shown will list ports N1 through N32; to display additional ports, press [Enter].

As shown in Figure 6.3, the Network Status Screen lists the following:

MAC Address: The permanent physical address assigned to the Network Card.

Port: The Network Port Number for each logical TCP Port. For more information, please refer to Section 8.1.

TCP Port: The logical TCP port number to which each Telnet session is connected. Normally, when a Telnet session has been established, this field will list port number 23, however, if the Direct Connect feature has been used to establish a connection, the TCP Port number will be listed as described in Section 8.3.3.

Status: The status for each TCP port.

If the Status Column reads "Active," this indicates the port has accessed command mode.

If this Telnet session is connected to an RS232 Port, this column will read "C-nn," where "nn" indicates the connected port for each Telnet session.

Username: The username that was entered at this port in order to access command mode.

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