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Serial Console Server User Manual
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Connections
The main panel on the Connections page displays the Port List. From here you
can select and connect to the serial devices via the port they are connected to.
Heading Description
Port Number This column represents the physical port that the device is
connected to on the rear of the Serial Console Server.
Port Name This column shows the port name which can be changed from
the
Port Access - Properties page (See page 70 for details).
Status This column shows the On or Off status of a device connected to
the port. If no device is connected to the port a “ - ” will appear.
Busy This column will show Busy when the port is being accessed by
a user through the Serial Console Server.
Operation Mode This column lists the Work Mode that the port is set to for
access. The most common setting is Console Management,
which is set on the Port Access - Properties page, under the
Operation Mode tab (See Operating Mode , page 73 for details).
Note: Console Management is the means of accessing a serial
device for operations on it.
Operation Lists Console Management access methods: Telnet and SSH for
managing a port device. Clicking either one opens the SNViewer
application to manage that serial device (See
Telnet/SSH ,
page 63, below). Dump Buffer : This button allows you to dump
and view the buffer log of activity conducted on the device. Click
to save the log. (See
Save & Copy , page 71 for details).
Port Shows the respective Telnet and SSH Port number configured for
access to the serial device (See
Service Ports , page 101 for
details).