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Reconfiguring 8265 Configuration Console Settings
Carry out the procedures in this section only if you need to connect another device (besides the
CPSW configuration console) to the CPSW module, and if the other device runs at a slower baud
rate, uses a different parity, or has a different data bit value than the CPSW module's
pre-configured factory settings.
For example, if you want to connect a 4800 baud modem to the CPSW module to remotely manage the
8265 you must change the factory-set default baud rate from 9600 to 4800. To do so, you would enter the
following command:
à ð
8265ATM
>
set terminal baud 48ðð
á ñ
See the IBM 8265 Command Reference Guide for information on the SET TERMINAL commands that
allow you to reconfigure configuration console settings.
Saving Reconfigured Configuration Console Settings
After you use the SET TERMINAL command to reset the baud rate, the parity, or the data bit value, the
change is activated immediately and you lose communication with the configuration console. The new
configuration console setting is not, however, permanently saved.
In order to save the configuration console parameters that you reconfigure with the SET command, you
must connect the new configuration console to the 8265, log on, and enter the SAVE TERMINAL
command. Once saved in this way, the new configuration console settings remain stored in memory after
you log off and in case of a power failure.
For more information on how to reconfigure and save configuration console settings, see the sections
describing the SET TERMINAL commands in the
IBM 8265 Command Reference Guide.
Automatic Modem Hangup
If you use a modem to connect to the CPSW, you can use the SET TERMINAL HANGUP command to
automatically hang up the modem connection when you log off the CPSW. If you do not hang up the
modem connection, an unauthorized user can pick up your open session and work in it.
The following command shows what to enter to automatically hang up the modem after you log off the
CPSW. The command is set by default to
disable so that the modem does not automatically hang up.
à ð
8265ATM
>
set terminal hangup enable
á ñ
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