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14-10 Part No. 1H9613 June 1997
To enable telnet with the Network Interface Card, both jumpers
(JP1/JP2) on the card must be in the “ON” position (jumpered). If
10BaseT is the connection to the network, these jumpers may be
left in place to accommodate both telnet capabilities and normal
operation. Telnet parameters are IP Address and Port.
The IP Address must be the one assigned to the printer, and the
Port must be 2002 (NIC diagnostic Port #).
To invoke a telnet session from a UNIX command line, type:
telnet<IP Address>2002
telnet commands:
s for ‘Status’
d for ‘Debug’ Toggles Debug Mode On and Off
t for ‘Printer/Network Interface Card Parameter List’
Telnet session depicting Novell Primary Server Login
Process
NOTE: The ‘script <filename>‘is not necessary unless you want to
save the telnet session results to a file.
(Primary server = BINFORD)
/nic/telnet_test (1) script telnet.doc
UNIX Script started on Tue Oct 22 15:47:23 1996
/nic/telnet_test (2) telnet 159.56.12.62 2002
Trying 159.56.12.62.
Connected to 159.56.12.62.
Escape character is'^]'.
Telnet Console on
Type "S" to see current status
Revision 1.2, Datecode 11/16 1994 10:6
S
No active job
status: idle
Getting route for BINFORD