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1.1 About this
Guide
This guide describes the features and applications of the
Terminal Server from the level of novice user to more
experienced system installer. It includes information about
the table top units as well as the rack mount unit (form factor
is the only difference between them).
As an experienced user, you may save yourself some set-up time
by following the instructions in the Terminal Server Quick Start
Guide included with your package. Consult other sections in
this guide as required. Release notes are also available with this
unit (enclosed, or available from our web sites).
Note: The BLACK BOX
systems including Windows NT
®
Windows
3.x. When compared to Unix, there are several key
features not included with Windows
dial-out socket connections, etc. However, we have provided
a briefing on these in the applicable sections. In many cases,
we will point you to our FTP sites for the latest tips and
software for the Terminal Server and Windows
This guide is sectioned as follows:
Installing your Terminal Server
Terminals on Multi-user Systems
Setting up Dial-in Modem Ports
Modem Authentication & Logging
Setting up Dial-out Modem Ports
Printing
- Using ioland
- Using LPD
- Using RCP
®
Terminal Server supports Windows
®
®
, Windows
®
systems such as TFTP,
Introduction
®
95/98 and
®
systems.
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