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Terminal Server - User and Administration Guide
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This section controls the type of the connection made from
this port. This is the most important section in defining a
port. The parameters are as follows:
This field defines the type of service that is
Access
operating on this port. Default is Local .
This is the normal setting for terminals/PCs.
Local
This setting indicates that the server should
Remote
be listening on the ethernet for connections
from a remote host. The TCP port for the
terminal server to listen on, must be entered
in the Local Port field. This setting should be
used for printers, dial-out modems and
reverse telnet connections.
This setting should be used for dial-in/dial-
Dynamic
out modems. This setting is a combination of
the local and remote settings. The terminal
server listens both on the serial port for
incoming characters and on the network for
incoming connections. When it gets either, it
behaves as the appropriate type of
connection until that session is terminated,
whereupon it goes back to listening again.
This will set the port into SLIP mode.
SLIP
This setting puts the port into a dedicated
PPP
PPP line.
This setting is similar to Remote , however,
Listen
DTR/RTS will only be raised once a network
connection is establish.
Sets port to disabled.
None
This setting puts the port into dedicated
CSLIP
CSLIP status.
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