Logging On To A Unit - Nortel Remote Office 9150 Installation And Administration Manual

September 2001

Logging on to a unit

If you want to update the flash memory on a unit as you make configuration
changes, or view statistics and logs, you must log on to the unit. Each unit has its
own administration ID and password.
You can log on to the unit by using one of the following connection methods:
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Telnet (over the IP network)
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serial port
Connection types
If the RLC or Remote Office 9150 unit is connected to the administration PC by
the RS-232 cable, you can establish a connection through the serial port.
If Ethernet connectivity has been established between the administration PC and
the RLC or Remote Office 9150 unit, you can establish an IP connection with
Telnet.
Connection history
The Configuration Manager maintains a history of past unit connections. You
can select and then connect to a unit from the history list that appears in the
Connect menu.
Note: The connection history list is deleted each time you upgrade the
Configuration Manager software.
Default logon ID and password
The default logon ID is guest. It cannot be changed.
The default password is guest123. The password can be different if it was
changed.
Installation and Administration Guide
Configuration Manager overview
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