Console Management (Rtelnet Mode); Terminal Access (Ascii, Bin Mode) - Moxa Technologies CN2510 Series User Manual

Console Management (Rtelnet mode)

Console management is commonly used upon Console/AUX or COM port of routers, switches,
and UPS. Rtelnet works the same as RAW mode that they only listen to one specific TCP port
after booting up, and wait for the host on the network to initiate the connection. The difference is
that the RAW mode does not provide conversion function of telnet protocol. If the connected
devices need to use CR/LF conversion function when controlling, then users have to choose
Rtelnet mode. In addition, since CN2510's Rtelnet mode is widely used in device management in
Telecommunication control rooms, therefore, managers for remote hosts can also use Local User
Table or RADIUS identity verification methods.
Refer to chapter 8 for detailed information and configuration instructions.

Terminal Access (ASCII, BIN mode)

CN2510 Async Server and connect terminals to Unix or Windows Servers on the network via
RS-232 connectors. Many fast keys used in many terminal applications and switching session in
the same terminal can be done via Terminal Access (ASCII, BIN mode).
CN2510 supports ASCII terminal and Binary terminal with up to 8 simultaneous sessions for each
port. Refer to chapter 9 for detailed information and configuration instructions.
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