Sun Microsystems Netra CT 410, Руководство по обслуживанию

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Appendix B Connecting a Terminal Console to a Server B-5
3. Enter
tip hardwire
at the prompt.
The response should be the word
connected
.
To disconnect the
tip
window, enter
~.
(tilde period) at the prompt.
B.3 To Use a PC Laptop
1. Get the appropriate cables and adapters and make the necessary connections.
You might need one or more cables and adapters to connect a PC laptop to the
server. The cables and adapters you need vary, depending on the model server you
have and the board that you are connecting to.
■
If you are connecting a PC laptop to a CPU board or rear transition module , use the
information in
TABLE B-5
to make the necessary connections.
■
If you are connecting a PC laptop to an alarm card or alarm rear transition module ,
use the information in
TABLE B-6
to make the necessary connections.
TABLE B-5
Connecting a PC Laptop to a CPU Board or Rear Transition Module
Server
Type
TTY A Port on Netra CT Server Adapter Cable Adapter
Serial
Port on
PC
Laptop
Netra
CT 810
server • Rear-access model: DB-9 male
on the rear transition
module. See
Section A.2,
“Host Rear Transition
Modules” on page A-23
.
Not
needed DB-9 female-to-DB-9
female null modem Not needed DB-9
male
Netra
CT 410
server • Front-access model: DIN-8
female on the module. See
Section A.1, “Host CPU
Boards” on page A-2
.
• Rear-access model: DB-9 male
on the rear transition
module. See
Section A.2,
“Host Rear Transition
Modules” on page A-23
.
Not
needed • Front-access model:
DIN-8 male-to-
DB-25 male
• Rear-access model:
DB-9 female-to-
DB-9 female null
modem
• Front-access model:
DB-25 female-to-
DB-9 female
• Rear-access model:
Adapter not
needed
DB-9
male