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Remote Workstation Access Via Service LAN
Remote Workstation
1. Any of the following:
3745 (IP)
3746 (IP)
MAE (IP).
Figure 16-2. LAN-Attached Remote Workstation Using Java Console
Configuring the Remote Workstation on a LAN
Initiating a Remote Workstation Connection to the Service Processor
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Configure your browser without a proxy connection to the network. In Netscape, for example, select No proxies in the options for
Network Preferences.
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3746-950: User's Guide
IP
Network
An IP-attached remote workstation can connect to a service processor via a 3746,
3745, Multiaccess Enclosure (MAE), bridge, or router. The connection to the 3746
is made over the TIC3 and the connection for a 3745 is made through a TIC2.
Go to "Initiating a Remote Workstation Connection to the Service Processor."
It is assumed that you have established a connection between a remote
workstation and a target service processor either via modem or across the LAN.
This section describes how to connect to the target service processor with the Web
browser on your workstation. The procedure is the same for the following
scenarios:
Java Console is running as an applet on a modem-attached workstation.
Java Console is running as an applet on a LAN-attached workstation.
Step
1. Open the web browser on your workstation (in the following procedure,
Netscape
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is used as an example).
Step
2. Type the URL:
http://1.2.3.4:77xx/java
where 1.2.3.4 is the IP address of the service processor, and 77xx is the
TCP/IP socket for the specific user:
7787
User 1 (the default user)
7788
User 2
7789
User 3
7790
User 4
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Controller
Service
LAN
Bridge
NNP
(A and B)
Service Processor
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