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Remote RMX-3200 Version 5.2x Configuration Guide
Configuring TBOS Settings: Overview
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The following rules apply to TBOS definition files, equipment types and displays:

When you apply a TBOS equipment type to a display, configuration is generated
that implements the display settings on the specified port. Execute command
copy running-config startup-config
to save the running configuration and
make the display persist across Remote RMX-3200 reboots.
 The TBOS definition file is not needed after the running configuration is saved.
You only need the TBOS definition file when creating a new display or
reconfiguring an existing display with a new equipment type.

To apply TBOS equipment types, you have to load the TBOS definition file into
Remote RMX-3200 memory from either the Remote RMX-3200 file system or
from a server file system. When you reboot Remote RMX-3200, the TBOS
definition file is erased from memory. You must reload it before you reapply TBOS
equipment types to displays.
Central Alarm Table Support
The TBOS subsystem provides internal support for the central alarm table . When the
TBOS definition file is loaded and an equipment type is associated with a TBOS
display on a serial port, entries are automatically created in the central alarm table.
This interaction provides automatic configuration for translating TBOS state changes
into SNMP traps and TL1 messages.
Each enabled TBOS status/alarm point has an alarm entry in the central alarm table
that is triggered when the point changes state. When displaying the central alarm
table, TBOS alarm entries are identified with the following naming format:
tbos_port_display_point
Cut-Through Support
Remote RMX-3200 provides a set of commands that configure a cut-through from a
user specified TCP port to a TBOS port. Users can then Telnet to the configured TCP
port to establish a cut-through that is connected directly to the TBOS port. Refer to
section
Configuring Cut-Through Support on page 21-13 for more information.
port
Specifies the serial port instance.
display
Specifies the TBOS display instance.
point
Specifies the TBOS point instance.