Starting A Session Through A Modem Connection - HP 10Base-T Hub 24M Manual

Running the Hub Console

Starting a Session Through a Modem Connection

To establish a remote session, using a pair of modems and terminal, follow
these steps:
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If you have previously set a username and password for the console, you will
first be prompted to enter those values. For more information on the password
response process, see "Responding to an Enter username Prompt" at the end
of this chapter.
You are now in the command prompt region of the console interface. You can
enter HE at the prompt to see what commands are available. To enter the
console menu system, enter MENU at the prompt.
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Use full-duplex, asynchronous (character-mode) modems only. For the
list of supported modems and their initialization strings, go to the HP
networking products web page, http://www.hp.com/go/network_city.
Then, select Support and from the Support page, select 10Base-T hubs.
On the 10Base-T hubs page, select Modem Configuration.
Initialize both modems according to the initialization strings found on the
web page.
Connect the modem for the hub end to the hub's Console port using a
"straight-through" RS-232-C modem cable. (For pin-outs and recom-
mended cables see the "Cables and Connectors" appendix in your HP
10Base-T Hubs Installation Guide.
At the remote site, connect the modem for the console end to the serial
port on the PC or terminal.
Make sure the terminal and modems are functioning properly, then estab-
lish the link between the console's modem and the hub's modem according
to the modem instructions. See your modem manufacturer's configuration
guide for details.
Press [Enter] a few times until the console displays some hub version
information followed by the message:
Type MENU to access the ASCII menu system
or HE or ? for help on console commands.
and the => prompt is displayed. The baud rate for communication
between the hub and the terminal is set automatically when you press
[Enter].