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Log History
- This log records the activity of the terminal server and the
devices to which it is connected. Activities include modem connections,
received calls, SYSOP sessions, and detected alarms and events.
Error Log
- The Error Log contains information regarding errors in
System or User written routines.
Data Buffering
Each host port of the terminal server receives data from the resource to
which it is connected. This data may be
buffered
, or collected in a file,
which is temporarily stored on the terminal server RAMdisk. The
RAMdisk reserves up to 1MB per port. The file may be sent to the
administration PC for later review or importation into another software
package.
The terminal server offers the option of automatic or manual data
buffering from a host port. If automatic buffering is enabled, the system
will switch buffer files according to preset parameters. If automatic
buffering is not enabled, the administrator must open and switch buffer
files manually. Buffer files are stored on the RAMdisk in the
subdirectory of the particular host port. The buffer files can be managed
using commands that are similar to DOS commands. These commands
are listed in the File Management Menu.