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Options
This section of the menu deals mainly with the telnet options and is the least used. Most of
these options default to No.
Terminal Server User Guide
Port setup menu
Option
Description
Keepalive
This option specifies whether the Terminal Server should send
keepalive messages to the host machines it is connected to. Default
is No.
Rlogin/Telnet
This field specifies which of the two options should be listed first in
the Commands menu. Default is telnet.
Debug options
This field defines whether the telnet options processing should be
displayed and is used for troubleshooting. Default is No.
Map CR to CR LF
This field defines whether the Terminal Server will add a line feed to
every carriage return on data going out to the serial port. Default is
No.
Hex data
When this field is set to Yes, the Terminal Server displays all of the
data it receives on this port in hex format as well as in ASCII. This is
used for troubleshooting. Default is No.
Secure
Specifies the level of security to be applied to the port in question.
There are four selectable values. Default is No.
No
Access to the administration mode is enabled from this port. Port will
accept IP addresses.
Yes
Access to administration mode is disabled for this port. Port will
reject IP addresses.
LAN
Access to administration mode is disabled and dial-in access via
PPP/SLIP is disabled. Local network access commands telnet,
rlogin and connect are enabled.
WAN
Access to administration is disabled and local network access
commands, telnet, rlogin and connect are disabled. Dial-in access
via PPP/SLIP is enabled.
MOTD
This yes/no option specifies whether a message 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
menu
on page 151).
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