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Logging On to the Command-Line Interface
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OGGING
You can log on to the command-line interface locally, using a terminal, or remotely, using a
telnet session. For connection instructions, see
logged on to the command-line interface at a time, and the local user takes priority over the
remote user.
If a user is logged on locally, and another user attempts to log on remotely, the remote user
cannot log on. The following messages display:
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on the remote user's screen: sorry, shell is locked
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on the local user's screen: someone tried to login from network address
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
If a user is logged on remotely and another user attempts to log on locally, the following
message displays on the local user's screen:
This system in use via telnet from network address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
If the local user presses any key, the system disconnects the remote user and the local user can
then log on to the command-line interface. The system displays the following messages:
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on the remote user's screen: Connection to host lost
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at the remote user's command-line interface prompt: Console is active
The messages on the remote user's screen may display immediately, or they may display the
next time the remote user presses any key.
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Do one of the following:
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To log on locally, turn on a terminal that is connected to the management card craft
port, then press
Username: prompt.
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To log on remotely, initiate a telnet session from a remote PC, then connect to the
management card IP address (see your telnet application documentation for
instructions on initiating a telnet session). Press
Username: prompt.
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Type your user name, then press
The user name admin is preconfigured for your use.
The Password prompt displays.
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