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Communication Server Setup
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You do not need to use a CCL script with these modifications if APD is not
enabled at the port, or if ARAP is not among the connection types
(protocols) that will be accepted at a port where APD is enabled.
This chapter describes how you can modify CCL scripts that are not among the
Model 3395A server scripts.
Communication Server Setup
Specify SERVER Characteristics
You must configure a script server for the communication server. (Refer to
Model 3395/3395A Commands Reference and Model 3395/3395A Software
Management Guide for information about script servers.) Use either of the
following commands:
DEFINE SERVER SCRIPT SERVER domain-name “directory-path”
DEFINE SERVER SCRIPT SERVER internet-address “directory-path”
The directory-path specifies the name of the directory where script files are
located. A valid directory-path can be a string up to 40 characters long.
Separate the directory-path from the internet-address or domain-name with a
space. Enclose the directory-path in quotation marks. For example:
TS3395>> define server script server 140.179.224.10 “/tftpboot”
Specify PORT Characteristics
Define which ports use which CCL files with a command of the format:
DEFINE PORT port-list CCL NAME “ ccl-name”
ccl-name represents the filename, which usually indicates the type of the
modem connected to the port. The file is located in a directory at the script
server. (For more information about the location of CCL scripts, see,
“Directory Requirements” next in this chapter.)
Specify whether or not the modem speaker should be audible while it
establishes a connection.
DEFINE PORT port-list CCL MODEM value
You can set value to be AUDIBLE or INAUDIBLE (the default).
NOTE: CCL scripts are actually stored in the /CCL subdirectory of whatever
directory you specify using the above command. This process is described in
the section of this chapter titled “Install CCL Scripts.” The complete directory
path name where the CCL scripts are located would be: /tftpboot/CCL.
In order for this change to take effect, either reinitialize the server or use a
SET SERVER command as well as the DEFINE SERVER command.