Raritan Dominion SX II, Руководство администратора

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Chapter 2: Configure SX II for the First Time
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10. Enter
top
to return to the top level prompt.
11. Next, enter
config
and then enter
ports
at the next prompt.
You can now configure each server port that has a target device
connected to it.
12. Enter
config port
then hit
?
to see the port parameters.
For example:
config port 1 name cisco1700 bps 9600 parity odd
flowcontrol none emulation vt100
You can also use port ranges or the wildcard asterisk *, such as
config port * bps 115200
This configures all ports for a communications speed of 115200 bps.
Or
config port 3-7 bps 115200
This configures ports 3 through 7 for 115200 bps.
Or
config port 1,2,7-9 bps 115200
This configures ports 1, 2, 7 through 9 for 115200 bps.
Repeat this step for each port with a device connected to it.
13. When done, enter
top
to return to the top level prompt.
Set Terminal Emulation on a Target
The setting for terminal emulation on SX II is a property associated with
the port settings for a particular target device.
Ensure that the settings for terminal emulation in the client application,
such as Telnet or SSH, are capable of supporting the target device.
Ensure that the encoding in use on the host matches the encoding
configured for the target device.
For example, if the character set on a Sun
™
Solaris
™
server is set to
ISO8859-1, the target device should also be set to ISO8859-1.
Ensure that the terminal emulation on the target host connected to SX II
serial port is set to VT100, VT220, VT320 or ANSI.
On most UNIX ® systems,
export TERM=vt100
(or
vt220|vt320|ansi
) sets the preferred terminal emulation type on the
UNIX target device. So, if the terminal type setting on a HP-UX ® server is
set to VT100, the Access Client should also be set to VT100.