SynOptics 3395 Using Manual page 78

Field Means
TCP Window The size, in bytes, of the TCP window that the port uses during a TCP/IP
Sizesession.
DCD Timeout The period of time that the DCD signal can be deasserted before the terminal server
disconnects the port. This period of time can be between 0 and 10,000 milliseconds, in
increments of 100 milliseconds).
Stop Bits The number of bits attached to the end of each character that the port sends to the
terminal. These bits signify the end of a character. The values that can appear in this
field mean the following:
Value
1
2
3
4
XDM Query Shows the method by which the server locates an XDM manager.
SPECIFIC
BROADCAST
INDIRECT
XDM Host Shows the name of the XDM manager currently in use.
TCP Keepalive Shows the number of minutes that the terminal server will wait for a response from the
Timer Telnet partner before terminating the session.
893-386-B
Means
One stop bit.
Two stop bits.
One and one half stop bits.
The terminal server assigns the number of stop bits based on the
port speed. This is the default value.
Search for the host at the location in the domain-name or internet-
address variable, which is the XDM manager.
Search the network for an XDM manager using the Internet
broadcast address.
Search for the host at the location in the domain-name or internet-
address variable. This host provides a list of XDM managers on
the network.
SHOW|LIST PORT
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