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Configuring Ports
terminated and the port is reset. Allowable values for this parameter are 0 to 255. The default
is 0 (displays as off).
Activity can be set to either input (data received from the terminal), output (data sent to the
terminal), or both. Set the input_is_activity parameter to Y and/or the output_is_activity
parameter to Y.
For a terminal connected to a CLI port, only the input_is_activity parameter needs to be set.
This resets the inactivity timer each time the user types at the terminal. Setting the
output_is_activity parameter resets the inactivity timer when the user receives messages at
the terminal; for example, messages announcing mail has arrived or a batch job has completed.
The cli_inactivity timer specifies the amount of time in minutes that a CLI port with no active
sessions can remain inactive before the Model 5390 server resets the port. Allowable values
for this parameter are 0 to 255, and immediate. The immediate setting directs the Model 5390
server to reset the port immediately after the last session closes. The default is 0.
To use EIA/hardware flow control (RTS/CTS), set the control_lines parameter to
flow_control, and the input_flow_control and output_flow_control parameters to eia. The
Model 5390 server asserts RTS when it is ready to receive data, and checks the CTS input
before transmitting data.
To use software flow control (XON/XOFF), set control_lines to none, and set both
input_flow_control and output_flow_control to start/stop. The Model 5390 server sends
XOFF when it does not want to receive any more data; it sends XON when it is again ready to
receive data. When the Model 5390 server receives XOFF, it stops sending data to the port;
when it receives XON, it resumes sending data to the port.
An attention key, when pressed, notifies the Model 5390 server that the user wants to suspend
an ongoing session with a host and return to the CLI. The Model 5390 server provides three
parameters for defining attention keys: short_break enables the Break key on many terminals;
long_break enables a key that generates a long break; and attn_string defines an attention
character, or string, that produces a break.
Typically, parameters that display with the show port editing command define characters that
provide CLI line editing functions. Some of these characters are passed as Telnet special
characters with CLI-connected terminals. The CLI-connected terminal is the only terminal that
uses these parameters.
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