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This can be achieved by uploading the configuration of the
unit to a host on the network. To do this, enter the
Communications Server Menu from the Administration
Menu. Select the Init file entry of this menu.
Set this to the full pathname of the file in which you wish to
store the configuration. Set Boot host to the host machine
you wish the file to reside within and save these entries.
Boot host: rockvegas (or ip address)
Init file: /tftp/term_serv.cfg
Log onto the host machine in the normal manner and create
the file you have specified in the Terminal Server menu, this
could be as shown below:
touch term_serv.cfg
Note: This file must exist with the correct read/write
permissions before you write to it.
This can be accomplished by hitting
option in the pop up menu at the local> prompt. Use the CLI
as the administrator, by typing:
su
Enter the password and type:
save config
This uploads the terminal server port configurations to the host
in a format that can be downloaded at a later date.
Note: This does not save any of the settings configured in
the Communications Server Menu , including the IP address,
language, name, subnet mask, etc.
The Terminal Server will now automatically download this
configuration on reboot. Remember that whenever you
change a setting on the unit, it will be overwritten the next
time the unit is rebooted unless the new configuration is saved.
Installing your IOLAN+
and selecting the CLI
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