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- Page 1 SCS3230 SSH Option for Console Server 3200 System Administrator's Guide Lightwave Communications, Inc. NOTE: Use this Guide and the ConsoleServer 3200 Manual, PN 15.00.017 for any new installation Part Number 15.00.038 Revision A May 2002...
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Page 2: Copyright And Trademark
ConsoleServer 3200 System Copyright & Trademark © 2002, Lightwave Communications, a Lantronix Company. All rights reserved. No part of the contents of this book may be transmitted or reproduced in any form or by any means without the written permission of Lantronix. Printed in the United States of America. Also electronically distributed via Adobe PDF file format. -
Page 3: Disclaimer & Revisions
The information in this guide may change without notice. The manufacturer assumes no responsibility for any errors that may appear in this guide. Date Rev. Part No. Comments April 15.00.038 System Administrator's Guide for SCS3230, an optional 2002 (Preliminary) 2002 15.00.038 SCS3230 System Administrator's Guide enhancement to the ConsoleServer 3200 system. -
Page 4: Declaration Of Conformity
Radio Disturbance Characteristics of Information Technology Equipment. This product also complies with the requirements of the Low Voltage Directive 72/23/EEC and the EMC Directive 89/336/EEC. The Console Server 3200 carries the CE mark since it has been tested and found compliant with the following standards:... -
Page 5: Table Of Contents
3.3.5 3200 10/100 Network Cards __________________________________ 21 3.3.6 Modem Card _____________________________________________ 21 4: Installation Instructions __________________________________________________22 Items in a SCS3230 Kit ___________________________________________ 22 Move Database from your CS3200 to SCS3230__________________________ 23 4.2.1 Backup Procedure of your CS3200 System _______________________ 23 4.2.2 Restore Procedure _________________________________________ 23... - Page 6 ConsoleServer 3200 System 6: SCS3230 Setup Script and System Administration ___________________________33 Power-up Sequence and Basic Use of the Administrator Functions ___________ 34 6.1.1 Logging In, Serial Connection_________________________________ 35 6.1.2 Logging In, Network Connection ______________________________ 35 6.1.3 Logging Out______________________________________________ 36 6.1.4 System Help (Command List) _________________________________ 37 6.1.5 Abbreviations _____________________________________________ 38...
- Page 7 Using the Buffer ________________________________________________ 85 9: The Break Generation Sequence ___________________________________________88 10: Displaying System Information___________________________________________89 11: Front Panel Display Information: _________________________________________90 12: Appendix A – Command Abbreviations ___________________________________94 13: Appendix B – Hexadecimal ASCII Code ___________________________________96 15.00.038 SCS3230 System Administrator's Guide May 2002...
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Page 9: 1: Product Description
Fig. 1 Rear View of original Console Server 3200 - notice Control Card to far right The SCS3230 upgrade replaces the CONTROL card of the 3200 with a new 10/100 BaseT NETWORK and CONTROL card which includes a Linux-based operating system, and also replaces the NETWORK and TERMINAL cards of the 3200 with CHANNEL EXTENDER cards. -
Page 10: Upgrade Description
ConsoleServer 3200 System Upgrade Description The SCS3230 uses most of the same cards as the CS3200, and uses the CS3200 chassis. The SCS3230 is below. Notice the SCS3230's NETWORK/CONTROL card to the far right. MODEM CHANNEL CHA NNEL EXTEND E R EXTENDER EXTENDER Caution! Replace with same type and rating fuse. -
Page 11: Hardware Features
SCS3230, creating an easy-to-use way to access system resources. The SCS3230 consists of eight device card slots, two switch card slots, four access card slots, one modem slot and one Network/Control slot. The power supply slot contains two independent power supplies for redundant operation. -
Page 12: 3230 Network/Control Card
ConsoleServer 3200 System 3230 Network/Control Card The SCS3230 offers the following benefits and features over the conventional CS3200 product: Linux-based Secure Console Server using OpenSSH v2 ID / Password Security, configurable access rights One RS-232 Terminal port (for your local Console) - Page 13 A Lantronix Company SCS3230 System Administrator's Guide channels available to the 10/100 IP network connection. [The Channel Extender cards are the same as those used with the CS3200's 10/100 Network card.] The NETWORK / CONTROL Card replaces the CONTROL card (far right slot) in 3200 The (4) Channel Extenders are used in place of the NETWORK or TERMINAL cards.
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Page 14: 10/100 Port (Network)
The 10/100 BaseT Network connection is accessible on the bottom RJ45 connector on the NETWORK / CONTROL card. Rev. A CHANNEL TERMINAL SWITCH SWI TCH DE VICE DEVI CE DE VICE DEVI CE - 14 - Lightwave Communications NETWORK/ DEV ICE DEVICE DEVI CE DE VICE CONTROL 10/100 www.lightwavecom.com... -
Page 15: Term Port (Console)
Backup and Restore Commands The SCS3230 system is fully compatible with the "Backup and Restore" capabilities of the CS3200, so transferring your user database from your existing CS3200 into the new SCS3200 hardware is supported. -
Page 16: 2: System Overview
ConsoleServer 3200 System System Overview For simplicity, we will discuss the features and capabilities of the SCS3230 as if it were a new and different system, not merely an upgrade to a ConsoleServer 3200. The SCS3230 is designed to operate as closely to the original ConsoleServer3200 as possible from a user's perspective, but still provide the capabilities needed for the secure server environment. -
Page 17: Security Passwords
An optional MODEM connection is also available, however its connections are not 'secure' and its use is not recommended except in those instances when security will not be compromised by dial-in access using the modem. The SCS3230's modem connection is not subject to the Linux security controls of the other access ports. -
Page 18: 3: System Components
3.1.1 Power Supply Module The SCS3230 may be equipped with either an AC power module or a DC power module. The power module may be field-swapped (although is not hot-swappable) if the available power source requirements change. -
Page 19: Device Cards
A Lantronix Company Device Cards The Device cards are fully compatible with the SCS3230 application. The SCS3230 requires version 4.03 Build 01 (or higher) of the Device Card binary firmware. Firmware updates are downloadable from the Lightwave FTP site (ftp://ftp.lightwavecom.com). -
Page 20: Channel Extender Cards
There is no access to the administration functions through the terminal card. The SCS3230 may have up to 3 Terminal cards, depending on system requirements. In some applications, the existing Terminal Card may be required for local serial connection to one of the Device Ports. -
Page 21: 3200 10/100 Network Cards
The Modem Card is used primarily in the Console Server 3200 systems, however, it does not provide or support any of the "secure" features of the SCS3230 system. It is not secure in the sense that the modem circuitry is not subject to the encryption used for secure SSH transactions, a primary reason for updating to the SCS3230. -
Page 22: 4: Installation Instructions
If you are updating a CS3200 system, you may want to save your existing database from the CS3200 and copy it into the SCS3230. To do so, you will use Backup to save the database, and then Restore to copy it into the SCS3230's memory. -
Page 23: Move Database From Your Cs3200 To Scs3230
1. Log in as the sys admin on TERM port on the NETWORK / CONTROL card. 2. Make sure that there are no users logged in to the SCS3230. If any users are currently logged on, have them log out or force them off the system by using the FORCELOGOUT command. -
Page 24: To Restore From A 3200 To A 3230
4. Using the communications program, send the text file containing the backup records to the SCS3230. Be sure to use text mode when transferring the file. The file download should not take too much time; less than a minute is typical at 38.4K baud. After the download is complete, the SCS3230 will re-zero all unused records. -
Page 25: Lci Update
Type lsmod and look for mdser. If mdser is not present type insmod mdser. If you wish to change the card binary file (*.bin) stored on the SCS3230, copy the update file (filename.bin) to the 3230 and place in the “/lci/bin” directory. -
Page 26: Connecting To The Term Port
Locate the serial port on the terminal or computer and determine what type of connector is used. The cable kit included with the SCS3230 contains each of the following: one RJ45 serial cable, an RJ45 to male DB9 adapter, an RJ45 to female DB9 adapter, an RJ45 to male DB25 adapter, and an RJ45 to female DB25 adapter. -
Page 27: 5: Connecting Equipment To The Scs3230
Lightwave Communications adapter to convert back to RJ45 to attach to the device port. Directly connecting the RJ45 port on the SCS3230 to the RJ45 port on a third- party device may not allow for the proper transmission of data signals. -
Page 28: Network / Control Card
The device used to connect the ConsoleServer to the network (i.e., a hub or switch) must support this configuration. Materials: SCS3230 network port network point-of-connection (i.e., a switch or hub) RJ45-terminated Cat 5 cable (standard LAN cable) Configure the ConsoleServer network parameters to the desired values as outlined in section 6.5. -
Page 29: Device Card
The following tables list the adapter part number and port configuration for some common equipment types that may be connected to the SCS3230. Note that in some cases, an additional cable or adapter is included with the equipment to convert a proprietary pinout to an EIA-standard pinout. - Page 30 Lightwave adapter for serial console port Attach the Lightwave adapter to the serial console port. Connect the Cat 5 cable to the adapter. Connect the other end to the SCS3230 device port. Check that the device port and serial console port communications parameters match, and synchronize them if they do not match.
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- Page 32 Fig. 3 General layout showing DEVICE port numbering. Rev. A CHANNEL T ERMINAL SWITCH SWITCH DEVI CE DE VICE DEVICE DEVI CE - 32 - Lightwave Communications NETWORK/ DE VICE DEVI CE DEV ICE DE VICE CONTROL 10/100 & www.lightwavecom.com...
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Page 33: 6: Scs3230 Setup Script And System Administration
SCS3230 Setup Script and System Administration The SCS3230 uses a script file to assist in the initial setup and configuration of the 3230 system. The script is intended for the first time the unit is turned on, in order to get the system 'up and running' as quickly as possible. -
Page 34: Power-Up Sequence And Basic Use Of The Administrator Functions
'wake up'. Total boot-up time is generally about 3 minutes. When the SCS3230 is first installed and powered up, it must be configured through the serial terminal port. Connect the terminal port to a terminal device or computer using a terminal emulation program. -
Page 35: Logging In, Serial Connection
A Lantronix Company SCS3230 System Administrator's Guide 6.1.1 Logging In, Serial Connection LCI3200>>login Please enter password: **** sys admin>> To log in on the ConsoleServer through a local serial connection, type LOGIN at the LCI3200>> prompt. The system returns the prompt Please enter password:. The default administrator password is PASS. -
Page 36: Logging Out
ConsoleServer 3200 System Lightwave Communications 6.1.3 Logging Out To log out from an administration session, enter the command LOGOUT or LOGOFF. If logging out from a network session, the ConsoleServer will disconnect the telnet session. If logging out from a direct serial session, the ConsoleServer will return to the LCI3200>> prompt. -
Page 37: System Help (Command List)
[n] timeout [t] version [/all|slot letter] sys admin>> 15.00.038 SCS3230 System Administrator's Guide | - OR - Display list of command abbreviations - Add a new user - Break connection - Display list of current connections (/MONITOR will auto-refresh) -
Page 38: Abbreviations
----------- Save changes in RAM to Flash List changed files from factory settings Download flash updates to terminal or device cards Power off the SCS3230 Reboot the SCS3230 Restore pararmeters from a previous save Run the System Configuration script Run the Sys Admin shell... -
Page 39: Sys Admin Vs. Root Access
Setup command. The default root password is 'root'. This root password should be changed as soon as the System Administrator has gained access to the system. To Change the root-level password of the SCS3230, follow the steps below. 1. Log in as sysadmin (you see the bash prompt) = 2. -
Page 40: Setup Script
ConsoleServer 3200 System Lightwave Communications Setup Script The System Administrator must switch to root level in order to access the Setup Script. From the root command prompt, type setup to begin the setup script: Follow the script prompts; use the arrows or 'Enter' to advance unless otherwise indicated. -
Page 41: Hostname And Ip Address
A Lantronix Company SCS3230 System Administrator's Guide Using the arrow keys, you may select from any of the following attributed to administer. The script also provides 'hints' along the way. You may also 'exit' using the Done command. Using the 'enter' key to advance, you will step through a majority of the Setup script. - Page 42 ConsoleServer 3200 System Lightwave Communications Type in your HOSTNAME information in the Answer field. It may be up to 24 characters long; it i After entering your Hostname, the system advances to the IP Address setting. Enter your IP information, in dot-quad format. Select Next to proceed.
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Page 44: Timezone (Clock)
You are then returned to the Script's menu. You may continue the script by pressing 'enter' to advance, or select another option. 6.3.2 Timezone (Clock) You must select a Timezone value for the SCS3230's clock. The SCS3230 uses the universal time system Rev. A - 44 - www.lightwavecom.com... - Page 45 A Lantronix Company SCS3230 System Administrator's Guide Using the up and down arrows, select an appropriate Time Zone parameter. To go up one level in the Time Zone menu, move to the ".." prompt at the top of the list. Press 'enter' to select your value.
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Page 46: Configure Dns
ConsoleServer 3200 System Lightwave Communications 6.3.3 Configure DNS Select 'Next' to advance in the DNS (Directory Name Server) menu. Rev. A - 46 - www.lightwavecom.com... - Page 47 A Lantronix Company SCS3230 System Administrator's Guide Fill in the IP address information for your Primary Nameserver. Note: If you start to fill in this parameter, but cannot complete the value at this time, you must enter some dot-quad address in order to leave this prompt. A value of '10.0.0.1' may be suitable in this instance.
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Page 48: Hosts
ConsoleServer 3200 System Lightwave Communications Enter your Tertiary Nameserver information, if applicable. Press Next to advance to the configuration for Hosts. 6.3.4 Hosts The parameters for HOSTS is a bit different than other screens. Here, you will edit the data. -
Page 49: Services
The system has started an 'edit' routine which you must 'exit' by using the ESC key to end the edit mode, and get to the 'Next' prompt You are then returned to the Script menu. 6.3.5 Services You can now enable or disable several Services of the SCS3230. - 49 - May 2002 15.00.038... -
Page 50: Syslog
ConsoleServer 3200 System Lightwave Communications Choose Yes or No, by using your arrow keys. Press Next to advance. 6.3.6 Syslog Rev. A - 50 - www.lightwavecom.com... -
Page 51: Ssh Logins
A Lantronix Company SCS3230 System Administrator's Guide 6.3.7 SSH Logins SSH is the secure, and preferred method of accessing the system. - 51 - May 2002 15.00.038... -
Page 52: Telnet Logins
ConsoleServer 3200 System Lightwave Communications 6.3.8 TELNET logins 6.3.9 NTP Daemon You can enable or disable the NTP Daemon, if desired. After setting the NTP Daemon, you are returned to the Script's Menu. Rev. A - 52 - www.lightwavecom.com... -
Page 53: Configure The Firewall
A Lantronix Company SCS3230 System Administrator's Guide 6.3.10 Configure the Firewall You can configure the firewall, for security in your system. Press Next to advance. - 53 - May 2002 15.00.038... - Page 54 ConsoleServer 3200 System Lightwave Communications Enable the Firewall to see additional prompts. Choose No to end this step. Rev. A - 54 - www.lightwavecom.com...
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Page 55: Firewall Reject Method
A Lantronix Company 6.3.11 Firewall Reject Method You can choose to Deny (ignore) connection attempts, or send back a 'Rejected' message. 6.3.12 Ping Attempts 15.00.038 SCS3230 System Administrator's Guide - 55 - May 2002... - Page 56 ConsoleServer 3200 System Lightwave Communications After finishing the 'Invisible to Ping' prompt, you will be returned to the Script Menu. There are no more script options to do. You may go back and re-do any prompts you wish, if necessary.
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Page 57: Confirm Changes
A Lantronix Company SCS3230 System Administrator's Guide 6.3.13 Confirm Changes Selecting YES will 'commit' the changes to the System. - 57 - May 2002 15.00.038... -
Page 58: Save Command
ConsoleServer 3200 System Lightwave Communications The System will run through the system configuration and make the appropriate changes. Note that some commands may show a 'fail' which may be normal for that instance. A 'fail' message may mean that a command was not previously running, and so the command to kill that application 'failed' (because it wasn't running). -
Page 59: 7: Creating And Managing Users
This password is case-sensitive and is pre-expired. The user must change the password before accessing any of the SCS3230 device ports. The user password may be up to 10 alphanumeric characters long, and may not contain the “*” character. The SCS3230 will echo only stars when the sys admin enters the password and confirmation Enter case sensitive password | PASSWORD >... - Page 60 Fig. 4 Device Port Numbering HELPFUL HINT: Make a diagram or spreadsheet of connections indicating connections between devices and the SCS3230 device ports as numbered above. The Allow user to clear device buffer (Y/N) | YES > option determines whether a user may use the CLEAR command to delete all the data stored in a device port FIFO buffer.
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Page 61: Editing A User Id
Enter user id | USER ID > Sys admin>> The above procedure has defined one user. The SCS3230 will prompt for the next user ID to be defined. Repeat the set-up process until all users have been entered. To return to the sys admin prompt, simply press <ENTER> at the USER ID> prompt. More users may be added at any time by using the ADDUSER command. - Page 62 ConsoleServer 3200 System Lightwave Communications included after the LISTUSERS command, then the parameters for all users are displayed. sys admin>>LISTUSERS 1: User id > PETE 2: User id > KEVIN 3: User id > TONY sys admin>>LISTUSERS /ALL 1: User id > PETE Allowed devices >...
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Page 63: Deleting A User Id
The device name may not contain the * character. If a name is entered with this character, the administrator will be asked to re-enter the name. 15.00.038 SCS3230 System Administrator's Guide Yes or No (N):y Yes or No (N):y - 63 -... - Page 64 A list of device port names and their corresponding port number may be displayed by using the LISTDEVICES command. Rev. A Lightwave Communications | STOP BITS: 1> | PARITY: None> | DATA BITS: 8> | EQUIP PORT TYPE: DCE>...
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Page 65: Terminals Command
If YES is entered, then the slot’s network parameters will update in control card memory and the control card will send the new parameters immediately to the card in that slot. 15.00.038 SCS3230 System Administrator's Guide | STOP BITS: 1> | PARITY: None>... -
Page 66: Modem Command
/ALL qualifier was used. If a bootp server is present on the same network as the SCS3230 network card and bootp is enabled on the network card, then the network card will use the IP address and subnet mask assigned by the bootp server rather than those assigned by the sys admin. -
Page 67: Status Commands
The above example shows that user KEVIN is logged in on terminal port 01, is connected to device port 01 (which is named "Server" in the SCS3230), and is in monitor mode. The list will display the user ID of any logged-in users, the device port to which they are connected, the device name assigned to that port, and the mode of that connection (see sections 7.8, 7.9, and 7.10 for an explanation of the various connection... -
Page 68: Listcards Command
The LISTCARDS command will simply tell the sys admin which cards are plugged into the SCS3230 chassis. It only lists the cards (by type) as present or not present, and does not indicate whether the cards are functioning properly. -
Page 69: Info Command
The INFO command is used in the form INFO <slot letter>, where <slot letter> is the letter designation of the card slot in the SCS3230 chassis. The modem card will always be in card slot A, while the network card may be in slots B, C, D, or E. -
Page 70: Powerstatus Command
The system will report user logins, logouts, device port selections, and entry/exit from direct mode. Note that there is no system clock on the SCS3230, so there is no time/date stamp on system activity. If a time/date stamp is required, it must be provided by the system capturing the data output. -
Page 71: Sys Admin Session Management Commands
LOG /DISABLE is entered at the sys admin>> prompt. Configure any text captures or scripts as needed to receive the logging data. 7.10 Sys Admin Session Management Commands The SCS3230 features two commands that allow the sys admin to manage properties of the control port terminal session. 15.00.038... -
Page 72: Linesperpage Command
The sys admin has four commands available to forcibly break user connections to devices. The commands BREAK and FORCELOGOUT allow the sys admin to break any connection on demand, while TELNETTIMEOUT and MODEMTIMEOUT automatically break idle user sessions for the network or modem card. Rev. A Lightwave Communications - 72 - www.lightwavecom.com... -
Page 73: Break Command
The FORCELOGOUT command may also be used to disconnect a network sys admin session. The qualifiers SYSADMIN and the network card slot ID must be specified after the command. 15.00.038 SCS3230 System Administrator's Guide - 73 - May 2002... -
Page 74: Telnettimeout Command
Entering the command by itself will display the current modem idle call time limit. Any users listening to a connection that is broken by BREAK, FORCELOGOUT, TELNETTIMEOUT, or a MODEMTIMEOUT will lose the connection as well. Rev. A Lightwave Communications - 74 - www.lightwavecom.com... -
Page 75: 8: User Access And Interface
Network port, part of the NETWORK/CONTROL card. Network settings are entered via the Sys Admin port. To connect to the SCS3230 network card, the user should use a TCP/IP telnet client to telnet to the IP address assigned to the network card. -
Page 76: Modem Card
8.3.1 The Bye Command A user may disconnect from the modem card and automatically log out from the SCS3230 by sending the BYE command. This command will work at any login level that the user may send commands to the SCS3230 (i.e., logged out, logged in, and monitor mode). -
Page 77: Overview Of Commands
SCS3230. The prompt will change to reflect the level in which the user is, and in monitor mode, will also indicate which server is selected. - Page 78 SELECT [SERVER NAME\#] - Select a server by name or number LISTEN [SERVER NAME\#] - Listen to a server by name or number DISELECT[SERVER NAME\#] - Select a server and enter direct mode EXIT - Deselect from a server DEVLIST...
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Page 79: Logging In And Changing Passwords
Please Enter Password **** If using the pull-down menu or if no user ID was entered as a qualifier, the SCS3230 will the prompt the user for their user ID by displaying Please Enter User ID. At this prompt, they should type the user ID assigned to them by the system administrator. -
Page 80: Logging Out
Logging Out A user may logout at any time that commands may be made to the SCS3230 by typing LOGOUT, LOGOFF, or by selecting LOGOUT from a pull-down menu. When a user is connected to a server and they logout, the connection to that server will be broken and any other users that are listening to that session will lose their connection to that server as well. -
Page 81: Selecting A Device Port
SERVER and then select Alpha from the next menu that appears. If the system administrator has determined that the user does not have permission to access a server, the SCS3230 will display the message NO ACCESS TO DEVICE CHANNEL, and the connection will not be made. -
Page 82: Listening To A Server Session
When this prompt is displayed, the user is in monitor mode. There is no direct communication between the user and the server. Any output from the server is saved to a buffer that may be accessed by the user (see Section 7.11, Using the Buffer), but the user may issue no commands to the server. -
Page 83: F2 Pull-Down Menu To Listen To A Device Port Part 2
Any user that can log in and has listen permission for a device port may listen to a session on that device port. If the user does not have permission to listen to a server, the SCS3230 will display the message NO ACCESS TO DEVICE CHANNEL. -
Page 84: Direct Mode
The user's terminal will then be directly connected to the server, and will act as if the terminal was physically connected to the server. The SCS3230 displays the last page of the device buffer along with a system information message indicating which device port is selected as the user enters direct mode. -
Page 85: Using The Buffer
¦ DISPLAY HELP +-------------------------+ Each device port saves the output of a server to a FIFO buffer. Each buffer can store up to 64K of data, giving approximately 100 text pages. However, the actual amount of pages may vary according to the data. The user must be in monitor mode to view or clear the data stored in the buffer. - Page 86 The sys admin may inhibit this ability on a per-user basis by either creating the user ID without this ability or editing the user parameters after the user is created. Rev. A Lightwave Communications MENU ITEM displays first 24 lines of...
- Page 87 A Lantronix Company SCS3230 System Administrator's Guide The CAT and CAT WITH FILTER commands allow a user to output the content of the device buffer to the screen. This allows a user to capture the contents of a device buffer by using the telnet client/terminal emulation software’s texr capture capabilities.
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Page 88: 9: The Break Generation Sequence
¦ +--------------------------+ The user may find it necessary to send a break to the selected server. The break generation sequence is a two to five character sequence. The factory default break generation sequence is <ESC> B (the escape key, then uppercase "b"). -
Page 89: 10: Displaying System Information
The third line shows the position of the terminal or network card in the SCS3230 chassis. The next six lines show the current communication settings for the port. Pressing any key that sends a character through the terminal exits the window. -
Page 90: 11: Front Panel Display Information
SCS3230 is in the initialize mode. After the SCS3230 has gone through the initialization phase, the terminal connection list will automatically be displayed. To display the next panel in a function, press the down arrow on the SCS3230. - Page 91 A Lantronix Company SCS3230 System Administrator's Guide Panel 2 (press down) Panel 3 (press down) Panel 4 (press down) The next series of panel shows the port number along with the name of the device connected to that port. Panel 5 (press down)
- Page 92 ConsoleServer 3200 System Lightwave Communications Panel 6 (press down) Panel 7 (press down) Panel 8 (press down) Panel 9 (press down) The next series of panels displays the inventory of cards that are installed in the chassis. Rev. A - 92 -...
- Page 93 A Lantronix Company SCS3230 System Administrator's Guide Panel 10 (press down) Panel 11 (press down) Panel 12 (press down) The last panel displays the status of the power supplies. Panel 13 (press down) - 93 - May 2002 15.00.038...
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Page 94: 12: Appendix A - Command Abbreviations
12: Appendix A – Command Abbreviations Most, but not all, commands available on the SCS3230 may be abbreviated. The following list outlines the allowed maximum abbreviations for all commands. Command qualifiers for a command may be found immediately below that command. - Page 95 Terminal, Network, and Modem Commands: command bottom changepswd clear connections devlist direct diselect editbrk editesc exit forward listen login logout, logoff next passwd previous reverse select 15.00.038 SCS3230 System Administrator's Guide abbreviation editb edite logi logou, logof - 95 - May 2002...
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Page 96: 13: Appendix B - Hexadecimal Ascii Code
ConsoleServer 3200 System 13: Appendix B – Hexadecimal ASCII Code Equivalent characters in italics are non-printing characters or signals. Hexadecimal Equivalent Code Character Rev. A Lightwave Communications Hexadecimal Code - 96 - www.lightwavecom.com Equivalent Character “ & ‘ < >... - Page 97 A Lantronix Company Hexadecimal Equivalent Code Character 15.00.038 SCS3230 System Administrator's Guide Hexadecimal Code - 97 - Equivalent Character May 2002...
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