Cli Access; Local Terminal; Remote Terminal; Connecting To The Vionet Router - Apollo VioNet 3000 series User Manual And Instruction Manual

6.0

CLI Access

The VioNet Router provides user access for configuration and monitoring functions through a local or remote
terminal.
6.1

Local Terminal

A local terminal is directly connected to the VioNet Router through a serial cable.
6.2

Remote Terminal

The remote connections provide the same functionality as the local ones except a local terminal must be
used for the initial configuration.
The remote terminals are connected to the VioNet Router via TELNET, as soon as the IP protocol has
been enabled.
Through the local or remote terminal the VioNet Router can be accessed to execute the same
configuration, monitor viewing operations as well as primary management of the router.
6.2.1 Remote Terminal Processes
P1 ("GESTON"): This is the console management process. This is the starting point to boot a console
session and simplify access to other processes.
P2 ("VISEVEN"): This is the process that allows viewing of the events which are produced in the
system, from the established connections to the errors in them. These events have to be previously
programmed in process 4 (CONFIG) or in process 3 (MONITOR) through the Events Logging System.
P3 (MONITOR): Permits monitoring of the system state, as well as the statistics that the device
accumulates.
P4 (CONFIG): This process allows edits to the configuration parameters. From this process the user
can generate a full configuration for the device without altering its operations. To active this
configuration, save the file system and rebooth the device.
P5 (RUNNING-CONFIG): This process is used to effect changes in a device's active configuration.
Configuration changes executed from this process take immediate effect. However if the file system
isn't saved, changed will be lost when the device is rebooted.
6.3

Connecting to the VioNet Router

A console session can be established with the device both locally through the serial port, as well as
remotely through a TELNET session.
6.3.1 Local Connection
During device booting, information will be displayed to the user on the configuration of the device
hardware and software and the system startup progress. Once booting has completed, the user is
asked to initiate a session by pressing any key.
A user and password control access to the router local connection. By default, no user is registered.
Once the device has been accessed, the welcome text and console management prompt will display as
shown below.
Teldat
Router model H1 Auto.+ 2M LTE GPS WLAN IPSec SNA VoIP T+ 29 12 CPU MPC8260
777/000112
1 LAN, 1 WLAN
CIT software version: 10.08.38-MR Sep 18 2012 16:59:08
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6.3.2 Remote Connection
To connect to the Router initializing a TELNET session in the host (the "host" being the system connected to
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