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Figure 4-2:
Sample Menu
4.1.1 Define the Menus
You create menus with the
Set/Define Menu
command. Each menu entry is numbered.
Each command includes a name for the menu item and a command that is executed on the
Terminal Server when that menu item is chosen. Users type the number of the command
they wish to execute and press
Return
.
To give your menu a name, use a Define Menu Title command.
Figure 4-3:
Menu Title
There are three types of menu entries: those that connect users to devices on the network,
those that connect users to devices attached to the Terminal Server, and those that function
locally on the Terminal Server. The basic syntax of the
Define Menu
command includes a
menu item number, a menu item name, and a command that is executed when the user
chooses that menu item.
Figure 4-4:
Generic Menu Command
Note:
You must enclose both the menu item and the command in their own
sets of quotation marks.
To allow users to connect
to
a device on the network
from
a terminal connected to the
Terminal Server, use a Telnet command.
Figure 4-5:
Menu Entries for Network Connections
Black Box Console Server
1) Cisco Router
2) Sun Server
3) HPUX Server
4) Linux Server
Enter Selection:
5) PBX Switch
6) Terminal Server Prompt
7) Logout
8)
Local>> DEFINE MENU TITLE "Black Box Console Server:"
Local>> DEFINE MENU n "Name" "command"
Local>> DEFINE MENU 1 "Cisco Router" "telnet 192.0.1.250;kill"
Local>> DEFINE MENU 2 "Sun Server" "telnet 192.0.1.251;kill"
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