Simpact Freeway 2000, Руководство по установке оборудования

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Appendix
A
Remote Consoles
During installation, you connected a console directly to the Freeway unit ( Step 10 on
page 43 ). This is called the local console. There are also two types of remote consoles:
LAN-connected and modem-connected. These are described in the following sections.
A.1 LAN-connected Console
After Freeway is fully operational, you can use any terminal or workstation on the net-
work to communicate with the Freeway server. The LAN-connected console is the usual
choice for normal operation and, when possible, for remote diagnostics. Once you are
able to use a LAN-connected console, you can disconnect the local console that you
connected directly to Freeway. It is needed only during the initial software installation.
To access Freeway through a LAN-connected console, simply use telnet or rlogin to log
in to the Freeway server from any terminal or workstation on the network. See the
Freeway User’s Guide for more information.
A.2 Modem-connected Console
The primary purpose of this type of console is to allow your Simpact customer repre-
sentative to perform remote diagnostics. To prepare Freeway for operation by a
modem-connected console, you must connect a modem to the Freeway unit. Freeway
supports any modem that operates at asynchronous 9600 bits per second.