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6.2. The Port Diagnostics Screen (/SD)
The Port Diagnostics Screen provides more detailed information about each port, including the
port name and communication parameters. To display the Port Diagnostics Screen, access the
command mode and type /SD [Enter], the screen will appear as shown in Figure 6.2.
Like the Port Status Screen, the Port Diagnostics Screen is also available to both Supervisors
and Users, and will appear slightly differently, depending upon whether the command mode
was accessed with the Supervisor Password or a Port Password (User Mode).
In User Mode, the Port Diagnostics Screen will display only the status of those ports that share
the same Port Password that was entered at login. Ports that are protected by other passwords
will not be displayed.
As shown in Figure 6.2, the Port Diagnostics Screen lists the following items:
·
Port: The Port Number. Note that if this column contains a plus sign (+), this indicates
that the port will be allowed to access the Supervisor Mode if the appropriate Supervisor
Password is entered at login.
·
Name: The user-defined name for each port.
·
Status: The connect status for each port. When the port is connected, this column will list
the number of the other port that is connected to this port. If this column contains an
asterisk, this indicates that the port has accessed the Command Mode. If the connected
port is listed as "Nn" (where "n" is a number from 1 to 6), this indicates that the
corresponding RS232 port is connected to the CMS Network port. The numbers N1
through N6 indicate one of the six available telnet sessions.
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CMS Series - Console Management Switches, User's Guide The Status Screens
PORT DIAGNOSTICS: Version 2.00, Site ID: WESTERN TELEMATIC INC.
PORT | NAME | STATUS | BAUD | COM | HS | MODE | BUF | CTS
-----+------------------+--------+--------+-----+------+--------+-------+----
01+ | SUPER | *C-N1 | 19.2K | 8N1 | RTS | Any | 32536 | H
02+ | DSLAM 1 | Free | 57.6K | 8N1 | RTS | Any | 0 | L
03+ | DSLAM 2 | Free | 9600 | 8N1 | RTS | Any | 0 | L
04+ | DSLAM 3 | C-15 | 9600 | 8N1 | RTS | Any | 0 | L
05+ | SUN 1 | Free | 9600 | 8N1 | RTS | Any | 0 | L
06+ | SUN 2 | Free | 115.2K | 8N1 | RTS | Any | 0 | L
07 | SUN 3 | Free | 9600 | 8N1 | RTS | Any | 0 | L
08+ | ROUTER CONS 1 | Free | 9600 | 8N1 | RTS | Any | 0 | L
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09+ | ROUTER CONS 2 | C-16 | 9600 | 8N1 | RTS | Any | 0 | L
10+ | ROUTER CONS 3 | Free | 9600 | 8N1 | RTS | Any | 0 | L
11 | LINUX 1 | Free | 9600 | 8N1 | RTS | Any | 0 | L
12 | LINUX 2 | Free | 9600 | 8N1 | RTS | Any | 0 | L
13+ | DSU/CSU 1 | Free | 9600 | 8N1 | RTS | Any | 0 | L
14+ | DSU/CSU 2 | Free | 9600 | 8N1 | RTS | Any | 0 | L
15 | TERM SERVER | C-04 | 9600 | 8N1 | RTS | Any | 0 | L
16 | MODEM | C-08 | 9600 | 8N1 | RTS | Modem | 0 | H
Enter /H for command menu.
Figure 6.2: The Port Diagnostics Screen (Sample Values Shown)