Nortel BayStack 820 Installation And Reference Manual page 239

Table B-1. System Messages
Message
Voice port extension number
unspecified.
Warning! You have changed the default
HTTP port used by remote Internet
users of the Web browser configuration
tool. In order to access this tool
remotely through the Internet, you must
re-assign the router's HTTP port (e.g.,
to 8080). LAN users may continue to
access the Web browser configuration
tool as usual.
Warning! You have changed the default
TELNET port used by remote Internet
users of the CLI. In order to access the
CLI remotely through the Internet, you
must re-assign the router's Telnet port
(e.g., to 8023). LAN users may
continue to access the CLI or the Web
browser configuration tool as usual.
Your router was just logged on by:
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx If you can't find the
management session, please try again
shortly.
206901-A
(continued)
Meaning
An extension number is required for each voice port. Extension
numbers are eight digits within the range of 0-9
You assigned port 80 to another LAN device. Because port 80 is
the default HTTP port for remote Internet users, the Web browser
management software is no longer accessible until HTTP is
reassigned to another port. If you issued this command from a
remote location, through the Internet, the connection is terminated
immediately. You can start a Telnet session through port 23 to
reassign the port. If port 23 has been reassigned, you must
reassign the HTTP port using CLI commands through a new Telnet
router port (if available), from a LAN-attached device, or through a
non-Internet connection.
NOTE: Address translation applies only to Internet connections.
You assigned port 23 to another LAN device. Because port 23 is
the default Telnet port for remote Internet CLI configuration, the
CLI is no longer accessible over the Internet until Telnet is
reassigned to another port. If you issued this command from a
remote location, through the Internet, the connection is terminated
immediately. You can start an HTTP session through port 80 to
access the Web browser management software to reassign the
port. If port 80 has been reassigned, you must reassign the Telnet
port from a newly reassigned router's HTTP port (if available), from
a LAN-attached device, or through a non-Internet connection.
NOTE: Address translation applies only to Internet connections.
The router is currently being managed by another HTTP session,
or the Web browser has not completed initialization from a
previous session. If there is no other management session in
progress, you should be able to log within 30 seconds.
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the IP address of the workstation where the
HTTP session is active.
System Messages
B-11