IBM 3745 Console Setup Manual page 129

Logon Password
Telnet passwords are defined for access to the service processor during the
installation of the NNP. If you have problems, see your network administrator.
Programming Requirements
For remote access to the functions of a NNP, your workstation must have an
operating system (OS/2, for example) that can run TCP/IP.
Hardware Requirements and Recommendations
Installation
Any remote workstation can be used that supports IP and runs the Telnet Client
program.
Before you begin the installation procedure for the network node processor, make
sure that your t#orkstation can run TCP/IP.
For installing or upgrading the TCP/IP application including the Telnet Client
program, refer to the TCP/IP installation guide that comes with the product.
Using Telnet to Remotely Log On to the Network Node Processor
Starting a Session
Step 1. Open an operating system window (OS/2, for example).
Step
2.
On the command line, type
tel net
followed by the IP address or
nickname of the network node processor.
Step 3. Enter the Telnet password. The Telnet user session starts automatically.
Step 4. Enter one of the following:
• T 6 to configure
• T 5 to manage.
For more information, refer to the 3745 Communication Controller Models A, 3746
Nways Multiprotocol Controller Model 900: Basic Operations Guide, SA33-0177.
Closing a Session
To close the session, press
~
and [[] together.
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