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2 - Telnet
Choosing the Telnet option, and specifying the name or IP address of the router you wish to connect to, connects to the
other router for configuration purposes and viewing of statistics.
The Device name at the top left of each Menu identifies the router being controlled.
If there is no data transmitted or received for a period of 5 minutes, the Telnet session will be disconnected. This time
limit cannot be modified.
To disconnect from the router being controlled, enter Control-C ( ^C ).
Considerations:
If the Internet Address of a remotely connected router is changed, immediately disconnect from the remote router by
entering a Control-C ( ^C ) and re-establish a new Telnet connection using the new Internet Address of the remote
router.
3 - Telnet Port
The Telnet port option allows you to choose an alternate port number that a remote device can use for Telnet access to
this router. This is necessary when Telnet is one of the exported services offered under Network Address Translation
(NAT), as the well known port number will be used for the network Telnet server. An alternate port number must be
supplied to Telnet to this router.
4 - Show Names
The Show Names option displays a listing of device names, their IP addresses and a user entered note of up to 75
characters.
Device Name
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Tokyo
Kyoto
Amsterdam
Type: [s] to redraw, [=] main menu, any other key to end.
note: the [s] to redraw is case sensative; it must be lower case.
Menus Reference Manual: Telnet Access Menu
IP Address
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92.0.0.1
92.0.0.2
92.0.0.5
Notes
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current device
on link 1
on link 2
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