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Terminal Server - User and Administration Guide
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Access to the administration mode is enabled
No
from this port. Port will accept IP addresses.
Access to administration mode is disabled for
Yes
this port. Port will reject IP addresses.
Access to administration mode is disabled
LAN
and dial-in access via PPP/SLIP is disabled.
Local network access commands telnet,
rlogin and connect are enabled.
Access to administration is disabled and local
WAN
network access commands, telnet, rlogin and
connect are disabled. Dial-in access via PPP/
SLIP is enabled.
This yes/no option specifies whether a message
MOTD
of the day is to be displayed to the user before
logging on to the port. The actual text of the
message is a file on the boot host (see Server
Configuration Menu)
This section defines the various accelerator keys that the
Terminal Server responds to. This section is optionally used.
The parameters are as follows:
This is the key used to escape from a host
Hot
connection back to the Connection Menu . For
instance, if you are in a login shell on a host
machine, pressing the hot-key takes you back to
the Terminal Server. The default is ^] .
This is a user-definable interrupt key. When
Intr
selected the Terminal Server generates a telnet
'interrupt process' signal to the remote host.
The default is ^C .
This field defines the character that generates a
Quit
telnet BREAK across the network. Default is ^@ .
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