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Connecting X3200
4
Unix
➤
Type
telnet <IP address of X3200>
into a terminal.
A window with the login prompt appears. You are now in the SNMP shell of
X3200 . Continue with chapter 4.2, page 87 .
Configuration Manager The
➤➤
Configuration Manager also connects to X3200 over the LAN. Com-
munication between the PC and X3200 uses the SNMP protocol.
4.1.3 Connection Over ISDN
Remote configuration Access over
➤➤
ISDN with
➤➤
ISDN Login is particularly useful if X3200 is
situated at a different location and you want to configure or administrate it from
a distance. This is also possible even if X3200 has not been initially configured,
i.e. is still in the ex works state. For this purpose, you must have another already
configured BinTec router at your disposal (in LAN 1) and you must know the ex-
tension of your (new) router (in LAN 2). This makes it possible, for example, for
the administrator at a head office to configure the router of an employee in a
home office which is hundreds of kilometers away. The X3200 in the home of-
fice merely has to be connected to the ISDN outlet and turned on.
➤
Connect X3200 to the ISDN as explained in chapter 3.1, page 32 .
To reach X3200 over ISDN login, proceed as follows:
➤
Log in on your BinTec router (in LAN 1) in the usual way.
➤
Enter
isdnlogin <extension of your X3200>
in the SNMP shell.
The login prompt will appear in the window. You are now in the SNMP shell
of
X3200 . Continue with chapter 4.2, page 87 .
Access over ISDN costs money. If X3200 , router and PC are in the same LAN,
it is cheaper to access X3200 over the LAN or the serial interface.