NEC Express5800/1020Ba, Руководство пользователя

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2.2.5 Host Telnet Console
You can open the Host Telnet Console by logging in to an IP address pre-assigned to a CPU
Blade Telnet Management LAN (Port B). When you log in, the Host Telnet Console prompt
(EMS>) will appear. This Telnet Console is shared with the Host Telnet Console and the
Maintenance Telnet Console, the second access and after will be the Maintenance Telnet Console
automatically. You should not use the Maintenance Telnet Console. If your access was to the
Maintenance Telnet Console, you need to close the session and check the other user access.
We recommend Reflection for UNIX and OpenVMS for the terminal emulator.
The emulator settings should be:
1. Set VT-UTF8 for the Terminal Type.
2. Set 25 for the Terminal Line Size.
3. Set special key mapping like ‘CTL’+’Q’
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Leaving a telnet session open for a given time, the session may be
closed automatically.
If you configure packet buffering, such as STP, on an Ethernet Switch or
Router of the Management LAN, the Host Telnet Console session may
delay 10 to 20 seconds at the beginning. Because of this, you may not be
able to operate BIOS setup and EFI Boot Manager.
In this case, disable packet buffering configuration or use a local or
remote KVM.
Be careful when you edit a file in the EFI shell from the Host Telnet
Console, TAB appears to be 8 spaces but it is one character.
Set ‘CR+LF’ for the New-line if the terminal new line operation does not
work properly.