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90030500B Configuring Terminals Page 85
The options specify baud rate and character processing for the serial port, and
depend on the terminal’s specification. For example, to set Port 2 to a baud rate of
38400, enter:
#>set line baud=38400 range=2
For detailed information, refer to
set ports
in the Command Reference Guide.
Take particular note of the save option that determines whether your changes are
save permanently in PortServer II’s memory.
5. Set the flow control parameters using the following command:
set flow [option]
The options specify flow control, control character usage, and ALTPIN usage.
For example to set Port 2 to software flow control, enter:
#>set flow ixon=on range=2
#>set flow ixoff=off range=2
(In this example,
set flow ixon=on
sets Port 2 to use software flow control
(typically XON/XOFF) for output data, and
set flow ixoff=off
sets Port 2
to turn off software flow control for input data (For a terminal, input data will be
from the keyboard and should not require flow control).
For detailed information, refer to
set flow
in the Command Reference Guide.
Note: The two set flow commands in the example could have been entered with
one command:
#> set flow ixon=on ixoff=off range=2
These steps are sufficient to configure a terminal that is connected directly to Port-
Server II and will use telnet or Rlogin to request a connection.
Note:
You can change the key sequences for the terminal with the
set terms
command, as described in the Command Reference Guide.