Page 1 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server USER’S GUIDE " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " PN: 961-047-091...
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Page 4 SECTION 6 Configuring Radio Frequency Communication ii 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide ..........
Page 5 SECTION 7 Halting, Rebooting, or Restarting the 6950 EGS SECTION 8 Monitoring the System .......
Page 6 TABLES 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide ..........
Page 7: Read This First
" " " " Scope " NOTE: We continue to use the NORAND retained to eliminate confusion since the 6950 EGS operates with wireless network devices that still carry the NORAND label. Purpose Assumptions Read This First " " "...
Page 8 Read This First Limitation Content Summary " " " " " " " 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide SECTION 1...
Page 9: Related Publications
SECTION 1 " " Related Publications " " " " " 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Read This First...
Page 10 Read This First SECTION 1 " " " 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 11 " " " " " " About the 6950 EGS " " " " " " " " " " " 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Section 2 Introduction " " " " " " " " " "...
Page 12: Quick Start
For help with configuring the wireless station, RB4030 Base Radio, or RC3250, RC4030, or RCB4030 serial controller, refer to the device’s user guide for instructions. Enterprise Wireless LAN Systems (Non-RB4030 Base Radio) Over Ethernet 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide SECTION 2...
Page 13: Section 2 Introduction
SECTION 2 Introduction SST Systems (RB4030 Base Radio) Over Ethernet UHF or Asynchronous (RS-232) Systems 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 14: Customer Support
Introduction SECTION 2 Open the Box and Inspect Contents Customer Support 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 15: Factory Service
SECTION 2 Introduction Factory Service Customer Response Center Web Site 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 16: Specifications
Introduction Bulletin Board Service Phone number: " Protocol: " Specifications 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide SECTION 2...
Page 17: Section 3 Installation
" " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Section 3 Installation " " " " " " " " " "...
Page 18 Installation Site Consideration " " " " " 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide SECTION 3...
Page 19 Connecting an Access Point or Radio Base 6950 EGS Mainframe 2100 Universal Access Point 6710 Access Point RB4030 Radio Base Host 6950 EGS and Access Point or Radio Base Directly Connected 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Installation unit unit Ethernet network UNIX...
Page 20 Installation 2100 UAP unit 6710 Access Point unit Ethernet network for wireless stations 6950 EGS and Access Point Linked to Host Via Router Connecting a Controller or Gateway 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Router 6950 EGS SECTION 3 AS/400...
Page 21 SECTION 3 RC3250 Network Controller Serial RS-232 on COM1 6950 EGS RC3250 Network Controller Connected to 6950 EGS RC3250 Network Controller Ethernet network Host 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Installation RS-232 RB3000 Base Station (UHF) unit unit...
Page 22 Installation Remote modem at site local modem on COM1 6950 EGS RC3250 Network Controller Attached with Modem to RCB4030 Base/Controller 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide RC3250 Network Controller Public telephone network RS-232 Host 6950 EGS SECTION 3 RS-232 RB3000 Base...
Page 23 SECTION 3 6950 EGS RC4030E Gateway RS-232 6950 EGS 6950 EGS Connected to RC4030E Gateway RCB4030 RS-232 RB4030 Base/Con- Base Radio troller Ethernet backbone 6950 EGS Connected to RCB4030 Base/Controller 6710 Access RC4030E Point Gateway 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 24: Front Panel
Installation Front Panel 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide 1. Power light — “Power” 2. Hard drive light — “HD” 3. Thumb screws Front Panel SECTION 3...
Page 25: Back Panel
SECTION 3 Back Panel " " " " " " " " " 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Installation...
Page 26 5. PS/2 keyboard connector (dumb terminal) 6. COM2 connector (dumb terminal) 7. Modem jacks 8. Power supply socket 9. Power switch 3-10 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Floppy COM2 Service Only Back Panel of Current Model of 6950 EGS SECTION 3 LINE PHONE...
Page 27 7. COM1 connector 8. BNC connector for 10BASE2 Ethernet connection 9. PS/2 keyboard connector (dumb terminal) 10. Power supply socket 11. Power switch COM2 Back Panel of Early Model of 6950 EGS 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Installation 3-11...
Page 28: Mounting Brackets
Installation SECTION 3 Location Mounting Brackets 3-12 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 29 SECTION 3 Installation Description Dimensions 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide 3-13...
Page 30 Installation SECTION 3 Cabling Collecting the Equipment 10BASE2 Components T-connector 3-14 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 31 SECTION 3 Installation Cable Terminator 10BASE-T or 100BASE-T Component Cable With RJ45 Plugs 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide 3-15...
Page 32 Installation Connecting to Ethernet 10BASE2 " NOTE: Cable lengths between network devices on the 10BASE2 Ethernet LAN must meet ANSI/IEEE standards. End of Segment Middle of Segment 3-16 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide SECTION 3...
Page 33 SECTION 3 Installation COM2 FLOPPY (Service Only) 1. Cable terminator (50 ohm) 2. T-connector 3. 10BASE-2 cable 6950 EGS at End of 10BASE2 Segment 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide 3-17...
Page 34 Installation SECTION 3 COM2 FLOPPY (Service Only) 1. 10BASE2 cable 2. T-connector 6950 EGS in Middle of 10BASE2 Segment 10BASE-T or 100BASE-T 3-18 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 35 SECTION 3 Installation COM2 FLOPPY (Service Only) 1. Cable with RJ45 plugs 2. RJ45 jack (or hub port) 6950 EGS Connected to 10BASE-T or 100BASE-T 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide 3-19...
Page 36 Installation SECTION 3 Applying Power 3-20 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 37 SECTION 3 Installation COM2 FLOPPY (Service Only) 1. Receptacle on power cord 2. Three-prong plug AC Power Connection 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide 3-21...
Page 38 Installation SECTION 3 3-22 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 39: Connecting To The 6950 Egs
Connecting to the 6950 EGS " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 40 Connecting to the 6950 EGS SECTION 4 Telnet login: 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 41 SECTION 4 Connecting to the 6950 EGS login: Password: EGS Version – – System Menu – – 1 = Config 2 = Control 3 = Monitor 4 = Update E = Exit Option–> 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 42 Connecting to the 6950 EGS " NOTE: The ability to update the 6950 EGS software through option 4, “Update,” is currently unavailable. Video Monitor and Keyboard 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide SECTION 4 login:...
Page 43 SECTION 4 Dumb Terminal " " " " login: 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Connecting to the 6950 EGS...
Page 44 Connecting to the 6950 EGS SECTION 4 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 45: Configuring Network Options
" " " " " " " " " " " Required Information " " " " " " " " " 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Section 5 " " " " " " " " " "...
Page 46 Configuring Network Options SECTION 5 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 47: Getting Started
2 = Control 3 = Monitor 4 = Update E = Exit Option–> – – Config Menu– – 1 = IP 2 = RF Comm 3 = RF Units 4 = Date E = Exit Option–> 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 48 Contact your network administrator for help with TCP/IP addresses, subnet masks, default gateways, and static routes. If one of these items is incorrect, communication between the 6950 EGS and host computer will not work. 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 49: Section 5 Configuring Network Options
Configuring Network Options IP Menu 1 = View 2 = Config 3 = Ping 4 = Telnet E = Exit –> – IP Config – 1 = IP 2 = Hosts E = Exit Option–> 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 50 Configuring IP Addresses " NOTE: Before you configure IP settings, ensure that you have the IP information listed on page 5-2. To configure IP settings: 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Norand EGS Configuration Version 1. Enter the hostname for this EGS: –>...
Page 51 IP host name with the name of the host to which the wireless stations telnet. The host name requested here is for the 6950 EGS. Configuring Network Options 2. Enter domain name for without the ’.‘: –> 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 52 Configuring Network Options SECTION 5 Unit name is 3. Enter IP address for this EGS: –> 4. Enter IP address for this network: –> 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 53 SECTION 5 Configuring Network Options 5. Enter network netmask: –> 6. Enter default host IP address: –> 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 54 Configuring Network Options 2100 UAP 6710 Access Point RB4030 Base Radio Ethernet #1 network for radio wireless stations Router 5-10 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide 7. Use default gateway? Y/N –> Router (default gateway) 6950 EGS Ethernet #3 network...
Page 55 SECTION 5 " " Enter Default Gateway: –> 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Configuring Network Options 5-11...
Page 56 Configuring Network Options 2100 UAP 6710 Access Point RB4030 Base Radio Ethernet network for radio wireless stations 5-12 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide 8. Use static route? (Y/N) –> Router 6950 EGS Static Route to Host SECTION 5 Domain...
Page 57 SECTION 5 Configuring Network Options Enter Destination Address: –> Enter Gateway Address: –> 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide 5-13...
Page 58 Configuring Network Options " NOTE: After you complete setup and reboot the 6950 EGS, you can check the static route by pinging the host from the 6950 EGS. The host can check the return path by pinging the 6950 EGS. 5-14 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 59 SECTION 5 Configuring Network Options 9. Use Domain Name Server? –> NAMESERVER setup for: <IP> <hostname> <domain> 10. Enter IP address of the Name Server for domain <domain>: –> 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide 5-15...
Page 60 Configuring Network Options SECTION 5 NAMESERVER setup for: 11. IP Address of Secondary Domain Name Server: <ENTER if none> –> Configuration is complete. Restart for changes to take effect. Press any key: 5-16 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 61 SECTION 5 Are you sure you want to reboot? (y/n) –> " " 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Configuring Network Options 5-17...
Page 62 Configuring Network Options SECTION 5 Reboot in Progress. . . Terminal will stop. Wait for reconnect prompt. Stopping RF. 5-18 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 63 SECTION 5 Configuring Host Names To configure host names: Configuring Network Options HOST Menu 1 - Add 2 - Delete E - Exit Option –> 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide 5-19...
Page 64: Adding A Host
Configuring Network Options Adding a Host 5-20 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Enter IP to add –> Enter Hostname to add –> SECTION 5...
Page 65: Deleting A Host
SECTION 5 Deleting a Host Viewing IP Addresses and Host Names Configuring Network Options Enter IP or Hostname to delete –> IP View 1 = IP 2 = Hosts E = Exit –> 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide 5-21...
Page 66 Configuring Network Options 5-22 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide IP Address = Netmask = Network address = Static Route: Gateway = Destination = Netmask = Default Gateway = Domain Name Server Name Server Press <Enter> 198.70.37.30 test 198.70.37.31 198.70.37.32 Lynda 198.70.37.33...
Page 67 Pinging a Host " NOTE: The ping feature will not function until you complete the IP network configuration and reboot the 6950 EGS. For instructions, see “Using the IP Menu” earlier in this section. To ping a host: Configuring Network Options...
Page 68: Opening A Telnet Session
Configuring Network Options Opening a Telnet Session To open a telnet session: 5-24 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Enter hostname or press <ENTER> for default host HOST–> SECTION 5...
Page 69 IP Host name.: localhost Port...: 0023 User ID...: Password...: Copy Setup from unit ??? 10. Duplicate this setup to unit ??? thru unit ??? CTRL–>Enter option: (E=Exit,N=next,P=previous or item number to change) HELP–> Configuring Network Options 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide 5-25...
Page 70 Configuring Network Options SECTION 5 5-26 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 71 SECTION 5 Configuring Network Options To configure the wireless stations: " " 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide 5-27...
Page 72: Setting The Date And Time
Configuring Network Options Setting the Date and Time 5-28 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide -- Date Menu –– 1 = Change E = Exit Option –> Current Date: New date: SECTION 5...
Page 73 SECTION 5 Configuring Network Options Current Date: New date: Current Time: New Time: HH:MM 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide 5-29...
Page 74 Configuring Network Options SECTION 5 5-30 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 75 " " Version -- System Menu -- 1 = Config 2 = Control 3 = Monitor 4 = Update E = Exit Option–> 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Section 6 " " " " " " " " "...
Page 76 Configuring Radio Frequency Communication Configuring Through an Ethernet Connection 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide -- Config Menu -- 1 = IP 2 = RF Comm 3 = RF Units 4 = Date E = Exit Option–> Comm Setup 1. Type: E (E,R) 2.
Page 77 " NOTE: If you are using a 900 MHz RB4030 Base Radio and change the LAN ID for the 6950 EGS, you must change the LAN ID for the wireless stations and the base radio to match before the wireless station lets you log in again.
Page 78 Configuring Radio Frequency Communication 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide wireless station’s display does not refresh after reconnection. " NOTE: Under normal conditions use debug level zero, since the additional activity at the other two log levels degrades performance. SECTION 6...
Page 79 For example, with the IP address you could begin a telnet session. Configuring Radio Frequency Communication !!! WARNING !!! Lan= Host= Press the = key if you are very sure –> 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 80 Configuring Radio Frequency Communication Configuring Through an RS-232 Connection " " " " " " " " " " 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide SECTION 6...
Page 81: Section 6 Configuring Radio Frequency Communication
5. Auto: 0 (0,1) 6. Dbg : 0 (0–2) Option: (1–6,E) Comm Setup 1. Type: R (E,R) 2. Config RS232 4. Rec: 0 (0,1) 5. Auto: 0 (0,1) 6. Dbg: 0 (0–2) Option: (1–6,E) 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 82 Configuring Radio Frequency Communication 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide wireless station’s display does not refresh after reconnection. " NOTE: Under normal conditions use debug level zero, since the additional activity at the other two log levels degrades performance. SECTION 6...
Page 83 3. Enable ___ thru ___. 4. Disable ___ thru ___. 00 – 063: YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN 64 – 126: NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN Option: (1,2,3,4,E) " NOTE: You can change options 1–4 in any order. Configuring Radio Frequency Communication 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 84 Configuring Radio Frequency Communication SECTION 6 6-10 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 85 SECTION 6 Configuring Radio Frequency Communication 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide 6-11...
Page 86 Configuring Radio Frequency Communication SECTION 6 6-12 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 87 Halting, Rebooting, or Restarting " " " " " " " " " To halt, reboot, or restart the 6950 EGS: the 6950 EGS " " " " " " " " " – – System Menu – – 1 = Config...
Page 88: Halting, Rebooting, Or Restarting The 6950 Egs
Halting, Rebooting, or Restarting the 6950 EGS 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide – Control Menu – 1 = Halt 2 = Reboot 3 = Restart E = Exit Option–> SECTION 7...
Page 89 SECTION 7 Halting the 6950 EGS Halting, Rebooting, or Restarting the 6950 EGS Are you sure you want to shutdown? (y/n) –> 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 90 Halting, Rebooting, or Restarting the 6950 EGS Rebooting the 6950 EGS 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Shutdown in Progress... Wait 3 minutes. Terminal will stop. Stopping RF. SECTION 7...
Page 91 SECTION 7 Halting, Rebooting, or Restarting the 6950 EGS Are you sure you want to reboot? (y/n) –> Reboot in Progress... Terminal will stop. Wait for connect prompt. 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 92 Halting, Rebooting, or Restarting the 6950 EGS Restarting the 6950 EGS 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Stopping RF Please wait SECTION 7...
Page 93 SECTION 7 Logging in to the Host VT220 Terminal Emulation Halting, Rebooting, or Restarting the 6950 EGS RF Server Ready! Press ’1‘ now to connect. –> 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 94 Halting, Rebooting, or Restarting the 6950 EGS SECTION 7 Norand Corp. Rf Terminal Server V<version> (0003) Enter telnet host or press enter for (localhost). –> Trying press ’x‘ to stop trying. 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 95 SECTION 7 Halting, Rebooting, or Restarting the 6950 EGS login: Password: TN3270 or TN5250 Terminal Emulation 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 96 Halting, Rebooting, or Restarting the 6950 EGS SECTION 7 7-10 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 97: Monitoring The System
" " – – System Menu – – 1 = Config 2 = Control 3 = Monitor 4 = Update E = Exit Option–> 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Section 8 " " " " " " " "...
Page 98: System Monitor
Monitoring the System System Monitor 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide – Monitor Menu – 1 = System 2 = Logs 3 = Time Test E = Exit Option–> SECTION 8...
Page 99 52 con S 0:00 ./nui_pps 66 con S 0:00 nui_mgr HOST 0 70 con S 0:00 ./nui_pps 152 p 1 s 0:01 sh /nuiscripts /main 513 p 1 s 0:00 /nui/nuigrep nui 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Monitoring the System...
Page 100 Monitoring the System Logs To view, watch, or clear the log file: 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Log file 1 – View 2 – Watch 3 – Clear & Restart E – Exit Option–> SECTION 8...
Page 101: Section 8 Monitoring The System
SECTION 8 Monitoring the System Viewing the Log File nuiserv> WNAS –– Version nuiserv> Copr. 1991–1999 Intermec. All rights reserved. nuiserv> System ID: LINUX norand 2.0.35 #15 CDT 1999 i486 nuiserv> Initialization in progress. nuiserv> Server files are in directory ./ nuiserv>...
Page 102 : Initiated socket 6 : Initiated socket 7 : Norand SST/OWL protocol interface Version Trying to locate access point ./nui_eth: Connecting server id 0 End of Ethernet Log. Press <ENTER> 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide " " " SECTION 8...
Page 103 Server has connected. nui_log: Showing data for terminal (all Clearing the Log File terminals) realtime. Instance 0. This will clear the logfiles, stop and restart the RF. Press ’C‘ to continue. 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Monitoring the System...
Page 104 Monitoring the System RS-232 Log Debug Levels Debug Level=0 nuiserv> WNAS – – Version <6.99> nuiserv> Copr. 1991–1998 Intermec. All rights reserved. nuiserv> System ID: LINUX egs8 1.1.73 #8 Fri Jan 12 13:47:02 CST 1997 i486 nuiserv> Initialization in progress.
Page 105 Debug Level=1 nuiserv> This is server number 0. Type R nuiserv> .. Opening message queue ... nuiserv> .. Spawning tty process... nuiserv> Child 000375: Exec 128, ./nui_comm. Type 2 nuiserv> Server initialization is Complete. 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 106 C000077> nui_func Modlvl <6.99>: Parent process ID is 47. C000077> IPC OK! Server=0,Term=5,ID=3,Qid=0,rflan=0,lancon=R C000077> nui_tlnt: TELNET–RAW interface. Modlvl<6.99>. Buf=384. C000077> nui_tlnt: Resetting unit 5. Reason:(Power Up <000>). 0 C000077> nui_tlnt: Unit 5 connected to (localhost). Debug Level=2 8-10 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide SECTION 8...
Page 107 C000055> ... Controller response OK C000055> ... Resetting RF Units ... C000055> ... Controller command C000055> ... Controller response OK C000055> .. Norand controller initialization complete. C000055> Initialization complete. CMT2,1 CMT0,0 CMT1,0 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Monitoring the System 8-11...
Page 108 C000197> nui_tlnt: Unit 1 trying (localhost) ... C000197> nui_tlnt: Unit 1 connected to (localhost). nuiserv> Radio reboot, messaging multi–application nuiserv> .. Found multiunit app nuiserv> Started multiunit 71. 8-12 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Type 3 Type 3–P,071 SECTION 8...
Page 109 C000265> nui_tlnt: Resetting unit 14. Reason:(Power Up). 0 C000265> dbg–nui_tlnt> D/^0D^0APower up^0D^0APress <ENTER>. C000265> dbg–nui_tlnt> D/^0D^0A0x1B[0;0H0x1B[2J0x1B[7m Norand Corp. ^0D^0A Rf Terminal ^0D^0A Server V6.06 ^0D^0A (0014) 0x1B[0m^0D^0AEnter telnet host^0D^0Aor press enter^0D^0Afor (localhost). ^0D^0A>0x070x070x070x07 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide 8-13...
Page 110 : Initiated socket 7 Norand SST/OWL protocol interface Version Trying to locate access points ./nui_eth: Connecting server id 0. Trying to locate access point Trying to locate access point Trying to locate access point 8-14 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide SECTION 8...
Page 111 SECTION 8 Time Test To run the time test: nui_time – V VT220 Timer How many test cycles? 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Monitoring the System 8-15...
Page 112 Monitoring the System SECTION 8 " " " " " Troubleshooting tip: 8-16 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 113: Section 9 Updating The 6950 Egs Software
" " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " To display your current network settings: To display your current wireless settings: 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 114 Updating the 6950 EGS Software SECTION 9 To update the 6950 EGS software: " " " 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 115 " " " " " " General " " " " " " " " " " " " " " 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Section 10 " " " " " " " " " " 10-1...
Page 116: Supported Products
Host Application Program Native Sockets Overview Supported Products Communication Basics 10-2 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide SECTION 10...
Page 117: Section 10 Host Application Program
SECTION 10 Host Application Program Host Programming 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide 10-3...
Page 118 Host Application Program SECTION 10 Coding the Application Abbreviated Commands 10-4 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 119: Error Messages
SECTION 10 Host Application Program Response Formats Error Messages Write Display Error Codes 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide 10-5...
Page 120 Host Application Program Normal Communication Coding the Application NORAND Native Syntax for Wireless Stations Write Display 10-6 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide SECTION 10...
Page 121 Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Host Application Program...
Page 122 Host Application Program Native Mode Responses from the 6950 EGS Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ...
Page 123 " " " Comm Setup 1. Type: E (E,R) 2. Lan: 0 (0–7) 3. Host: HOST 4. Rec: 0 (0,1) 5. Auto: 1 (0,1) 6. Dbg: 0 (0,1) Option: (1–6,E) 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Host Application Program 10-9...
Page 124 7. User ID...: 8. Password ...: 9. Copy setup from unit ???. 10. Duplicate this setup to unit ??? thru unit ???. CTRL-> Enter option: (E=exit, N=next,P=Previous or item number to change) HELP-> 10-10 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide SECTION 10...
Page 125 SECTION 10 Host Application Program 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide 10-11...
Page 126 Host Application Program SECTION 10 DBCDNL1H2P15/01 – STDIO TEST 02 – DIRECT TEST Demonstration Program 10-12 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 127 /* true if program shutdown requested */ struct sockaddr_in struct hostent fd_set read_fd_set; fd_set main_fd_set; /* set to number of sockets to open */ OG00”; cli_addr; host_rec; 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Host Application Program 10-13...
Page 128 *argv[]; struct sockaddr_in int x=0; #ifdef WIN32 WSADATA WsaData; #endif 10-14 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide fdin; fdout; host[32]; ip[32]; sic[8]; port; msgcount; *next; /* first pointer in linked list */ /* last pointer in linked list */...
Page 129 Invalid portno! Must be numeric and > 0.”); printf(”\nnui_sock: Usage: nui_sock <portno>\n\n”); fflush(stdout); exit(1); ipport=atoi(work_buf); ** set up curses for(x=0;x<53;x++) printf(”\n”); fflush(stdout); printf(”\nnui_sock: Native Socket Demo – Version %s ”,VERSION); fflush(stdout); Host Application Program 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide 10-15...
Page 130 < 0) perror(”\nnui_sock: can’t bind to local socket”); exit(1); listen(listen_fd, 5); add this fd to our work list so we know when clients connect FD_SET(listen_fd, &main_fd_set); 10-16 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide = AF_INET; = htons(ipport); SECTION 10...
Page 131 *host_rec; char host[32]; char *ip; int sockfd; int incount=0; Host Application Program 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide 10-17...
Page 132 *) strcpy(host,host_rec–>h_name); printf(”\nnui_sock: HEARD <%s:%s>”,host,ip); fflush(stdout); FD_CLR(listen_fd,&read_fd_set); add_fd(sockfd,host,ip); 10-18 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide /* user requested shutdown, so goodbye */ /* 15 second timeout */ *)&cli_addr,&clilen); printf(”\nnui_sock: Accept error. Port=%d (%d)”,ipport,errno); fflush(stdout); &cli_addr.sin_addr,4,AF_INET); our fd list */...
Page 133 /* Wait, don’t send the next one too fast */ now:”,” ”); if(FD_ISSET(curr–>fdin, &read_fd_set)) if(!process_socket()) /* this will shutdown/reset the terminal */ delete_fd(curr–>fdin); curr = NULL; break; curr = curr–>next; 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Host Application Program 10-19...
Page 134 Program stop requested.”); fflush(stdout); shut_down = 1; return(0); if(tdata[strlen(tdata) – 1] == 13) cr */ tdata[strlen(tdata) – 1] = 0; 10-20 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide SECTION 10 /* stop and reset this /* don’t forget to strip...
Page 135 = (struct LIST *)malloc(sizeof(struct LIST)); if(ptr == NULL) printf(”\nnui_sock: add_fd Cannot allocate buf ptr.”); fflush(stdout); return(–1); ptr–>fdin = fd; strcpy(ptr–>ip,ip); strcpy(ptr–>host,host); ptr–>next = NULL; if(tail != NULL) tail–>next = ptr; tail=ptr; Host Application Program 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide 10-21...
Page 136 == fd) foundflag = 1; break; before = ptr; ptr = ptr–>next; if(!foundflag) printf(”\nnui_sock: delete_fd Tried to delete an fd not in list!”); fflush(stdout); return(–1); FD_CLR(ptr–>fdin, &main_fd_set); if(ptr–>fdin > 0) 10-22 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide SECTION 10...
Page 137 == tail) tail = before; else head = ptr–>next; if(head == NULL) tail = NULL; free(ptr); return(1); ***** last line of program reset this radio only /* shutdown this socket connection 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide Host Application Program 10-23...
Page 138 Host Application Program SECTION 10 10-24 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide...
Page 139: Index
" " " " " " " " " NOTES NUMBERS " " " " " " " " " 6950 Enterprise Gateway Server User’s Guide INDEX " " " " " " " " " Index-1 "...
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