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Logging in to the Message Networking system
This topic provides information on logging in to the Message Networking system. There are two ways to access
the system:
Via the console connected to the Message Networking system
!
Via the web browser
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The pages that display might be slightly different depending on your method of login and the browser you are
using.
Caution! Your service technician installs your system with default passwords. You should immediately change
these passwords after the installation is complete. After familiarizing yourself with the basic operations of the
Message Networking system detailed in the next few sections,
Logging in via the console
Use the following procedure to log in to Message Networking from the console connected to the system:
To log in to the Message Networking system via the console:
1. Turn on the monitor.
The system displays the following message:
console login:
2. Type sa (or another appropriate login) and press Enter. The system is case sensitive, so use lowercase
letters.
The system displays the following message:
password:
3. Enter the password for your login.
The system displays the following message:
terminal type:
4. Enter one of the following:
linux for the console monitor
"
4410 for Terranova or PROCOMM PLUS 4410 emulation
"
4425 for a 4425 terminal
"
715 for a 715 terminal
"
vt100 for a vt100 or vt131 terminal
"
Note: Additional terminal types can be used and might work with no noticeable difference in functionality.
However, inconsistency in the appearance of function keys and displays might result when using some
terminals or emulators.
5. If you use the sa login, the system displays the Administration menu.
Select items from the menu by clicking on them. Use the browser Back button to return to the previous
page, or click Return to Main from any page to redisplay the Administration menu.
Message Networking Help
Admin
> Logging in to the Message Networking system
from a separate system on the customer's LAN
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set new passwords.
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