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displayed. The default setting unitedstates is the only valid setting for the
country-code parameter on units with domestic modems.
The inactivity-time setting controls the number of seconds of inactivity that must
elapse before a connection to the internal modem is dropped. Valid entries are from 0
to 255 seconds. A setting of 0 disables this feature, and allows the connection to
remain active indefinitely.
Administrative terminating PVC connections
After the IP address of the Stinger MRT has been configured, and the trunk module of
the unit has been connected to an ATM switch, you can establish an administrative
Telnet connection through a PVC that has been configured to terminate as an IP
connection within the unit.
(To configure an IP address, see "Assigning the Ethernet IP addresses" on page 6-8. To
connect the trunk module to an ATM switch, see the applicable trunk module
chapter.)
To establish a Telnet connection to the Stinger MRT, you must use a workstation that
has IP access to the network that is at the far end of the ATM link.
Overview of a terminating ATM connection
A terminating ATM connection is a PVC that is not switched through the system and
forwarded out to the ATM network. Instead, this type of connection terminates in the
Stinger MRT system itself and is passed up to the IP router for further handling. As an
example of a terminating routed IP connection, Figure 6-7 shows an administrative
Telnet or SNMP login from a remote workstation (4.4.4.1/24) to the Stinger MRT
interface across an ATM trunk.
Stinger® MRT Getting Started Guide
Configuring Administrative Access, System Timing, and Startup Settings
Additional administrative connections and configuration
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