Cyclades AlterPath ACS, Справочник по командам

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Profile Configuration
From a server on the LAN (not from the console), try to Telnet to the server
connected to the first port of the ACS using the following command:
# telnet 200.200.200.1 7001
For both Telnet and SSH sessions, the servers can be reached by either:
1. Ethernet IP of the ACS and assigned socket port.
or
2. Individual IP assigned to each port.
If everything is configured correctly, a Telnet session should open on the server
connected to port 1. If not, check the configuration, follow the steps above again,
and check the troubleshooting appendix.
Step 5 - Activate the changes.
Now continue on “Activate the changes.” on page 101 through “Save the
changes.” on page 102 listed in Chapter 4, “Network”.
NOTE:
It is possible to access the serial ports from Microsoft stations using some off-the-
shelf packages. Although Cyclades is not liable for those packages, successful tests were
done using at least one of them. From the application’s viewpoint running on a Microsoft
station, the remote serial port works like a regular COM port. All the I/O with the serial
device attached to the ACS is done through socket connections opened by these packages and
a COM port is emulated to the application.
Terminal Server
The ACS provides features for out-of-band management via the configuration of
terminal ports. All ports can be configured as terminal ports. This allows a terminal user
to access a server on the LAN. The terminal can be either a dumb terminal or a terminal
emulation program on a PC.