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SCSxx05/SCSxx20 User Guide 4: Configuration
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Configuring Email Relay
The SCS incorporates a mail transport agent for email delivery. Use this option to
identify your network’s SMTP relay server.
1. With Configure Email Relay selected, press Enter .
2. Leave this value blank unless email delivery is not working, in which case
enter the IP address of your network’s SMTP relay server.
Input value for SMART_RELAY
IP Address (in dot quad notation) of your network’s SMTP
relay server.
This should normally be left blank. Enter a relay server
here only if Email delivery is not working and you are
certain that DNS is properly configured.
Input value for SMART_RELAY.
Answer:
3. Press Enter . The setup menu returns with Configure Timeouts selected.
Configuring Timeouts
You can set up the SCS to disconnect from an idle Telnet or terminal connection
after a specified period of time. You can enable or disable the timeout daemon to
configure the disconnection of idle connections for:
‹
Telnet timeout (default is disabled)
‹
PPP timeout (default is disabled)
‹
Terminal port timeout (default is disabled)
You can program each timer in a range of 1 to 30 minutes.
Note:
By default, all timers are disabled. Once you enable a timer, you
can disable it by entering
0
(zero).
1. With Configure Timeouts selected, press Enter . The timeout prompt
displays.
2. Select Yes to enable or No (default) to disable the timeout daemon, and
press Enter . If you selected Yes , the Telnet timeout prompt displays.
If you selected No , the setup menu returns with Configure Modem
( SCSxx20) or Configure CHAP Secrets (SCSxx05) selected.
3. To cause an idle Telnet connection to be disconnected after a specified
number of minutes, backspace over the existing value and enter a number
between 1 and 30 (minutes).
Configure Telnet Timeout
Input value for Configure Telnet Timeout
Answer: 15