Filter
Top Products
Management Tools 2-11
Remote Console Port
Example: Using CCR to Connect to an Access Server from an ULTRIX DECnet
Node
The following example shows a connection from an ULTRIX DECnet node to an
access server remote console port. In this example:
•
The access server has the DECnet node name DRUMCORPS.
•
The maintenance password is FEDCBA.
•
The access server password is ACCESS.
/etc/ccr -n drumcorps -p FEDCBA
ccr: Remote console reserved
ACCESS (not echoed)
Network Access SW Vx.x for DSxxx-xx BLxx-xx ROM Vx.x-x
Uptime: 0 00:16:43
(c) Copyright 1993, Digital Equipment Corporation -
All Rights Reserved
Please type HELP if you need assistance
Enter username> MANAGER
Local>
Telnet Remote Console
If the access server has an Internet address, you can configure it to accept a Telnet
remote console connection. Once you configure the Internet address and Telnet remote
console port, the access server accepts and establishes a Telnet remote console
connection to the remote console through one or more of the Telnet listeners specified
by a TCP port on the access server. By default, TCP port 23 is the Telnet remote
console port.
If you assign Telnet listener 23 to one or more physical ports, using the CLEAR/
PURGE TELNET LISTENER 23 command only reassigns TCP port 23 as a Telnet
remote console port.