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5.4.20 Capture Port
The Capture Port command (CA#) permits the network management
port to capture any of the local ports. While this command is active, the
normal data path is interrupted and a two-way communication link is
established between the network management port and the captured
host port. A port number must be included on the command line.
The Capture command is active until two consecutive ESC characters
are issued.
5.4.21 Remote Capture Port
The Remote Capture port command (RCA#) connects the network
management port to any mapped drop port. During this time, normal
data communications are suspended and the NMP terminal can talk
directly to the remote DTE device. The number argument must be a
mapped host port number.
The Remote Capture command is active until two consecutive ESC
characters are issued.
5.4.22 Copy Command
The Copy Command (CC#) is used for training. This command is used
when the instructor is at the host site and the trainee is at the remote.
The command is followed by a port number which must be the host port
that is mapped to the remote port used by the trainee.
After the command is entered, all data from the local port will be
displayed on both terminals. Keyboard inputs from either terminal will
be sent to the host port.
The Copy command is active until two consecutive ESC characters are
issued by the instructor.
5.4.23 Remote Copy Command
The Remote Copy Command (RCC#) performs the same function when
the instructor is located at the remote site. In this case, the port
number is the port to which the trainee’s terminal is attached. This
command is used only at the remote site.
The Remote Copy command is active until two consecutive ESC
characters are issued by the instructor.
