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SETUP FOR A REMOTE CONSOLE
To enable a remote console using telnet to gain access to the In-Skin Router, you must set an IP address
and other information. No IP address is factory-set in the In-Skin Router. To set an IP address for the first
time, therefore, you must use the local console.
Once an IP address has been set so that telnet connections are possible, all commands that can be used from
the local console can also be used from a remote console connected to the network.
Using the simple network shown below, this section explain the setup for enabling remote console A to
gain access to the In-Skin Router on the network.
To enable a remote console on a network not directly connected to this device, such as remote console B,
to gain access, routing setup is necessary. See
and
"ROUTING SETUP EXAMPLES (IPv6)"
LAN2
CONSOLE
Remote Console
Network A
192.168.3.0/24
(3ffe:200::/64)
2000 IPS
In-Skin Router
LAN1
192.168.3.100
(3ffe:200::1)
Local console
"ROUTING SETUP EXAMPLES (IPv4)"
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in Chapter 5.
Network B
192.168.1.0/24
(3ffe:300::/64)
Router A
Remote console A
192.168.3.5
(3ffe:200::2)
The addresses in parentheses are those for IPv6.
LAN1=10/100BASE-TX (FastEthernet)
LAN2=10BASE-T (Ethernet)
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SETUP FOR A REMOTE CONSOLE
Remote console B
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