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DTC400 Card Printer/Encoder User Guide (Rev. 2.6)
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Specifying TCP Event logging (continued)
Step Procedure
3 Select the TCP Connection radio button. See previous page.
4 Select Submit.
5 Log in as a root User if you are so prompted. Any change of setting will only
be accepted after you have successfully logged in.
6 Use a host program such as Telnet to receive these TCP logging messages
(Note: Other programs such as HyperTerminal are also used to monitor
TCP connections). See below.
• Telnet Client: You can use a Telnet client connected to the TCP port
(log1 = 4010, log2 = 4011) rather than the default Telnet port (23).
• Telnet Session: If there is a Printer at IP address 192.37.23.155 (and
you have configured log1 for TCP logging), then you could initiate a
Telnet session from a DOS window of a PC by entering Telnet
192.37.23.155 4010.
• Log Messages: All system log messages would then be displayed in
that Telnet session window. (Note: This is a one way connection for
logging only. Any input to the Printer on this connection is ignored.)