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Remote Console Port
Remote Console Port
Description
The remote console port is a logical port that enables you to configure the access server
from a remote terminal on the network.
Features of the Remote Console Port
The following table lists the features that distinguish the remote console port from
other ports:
Communications Utilities for Remote Console Sessions
The following table describes the four utilities you can use to connect to the remote
console port on the access server:
Feature Description
Local switch character ~ (Tilde)
Personal computer file transfers Unsupported
SET/DEFINE/CHANGE
PORT characteristics
Available for all ports except for the remote
console port
Number of sessions supported 1 at a time
Connection Utility Host Type Protocol
Network Control Program (NCP) OpenVMS Phase IV MOP
SET HOST/MOP OpenVMS DECnet/
OSI
MOP
Telnet remote console Internet Telnet
Console Carrier Request (CCR) ULTRIX DECnet MOP
Access Server Manager 32-bit Microsoft
Windows, Windows
95, and Windows NT
Telnet