Each port on the terminal server to which a marquee is connected must be configured for TCP/IP communications. Use the following steps to configure your terminal server:
Log into your terminal server, and set privileged mode by issuing the following command. Enter the privileged password when prompted (typically "system"):
> set priv
Password>
Enter the following command so that the permanent database and the operational database will be updated when a define command is issued:
>> set server change enabled
For each port to which a marquee is attached, enter the following set of commands where:
<port> is the actual port number to which the marquee is attached. Note that it is possible to specify a range of port numbers instead of a single port (for example, 1-10 signifies ports 1 through 10).
<ip_port> is the telnet port number.
<parity> is odd, even, or none.
<stop bits> is the number of stop bits.
<speed> is the baud rate of the marquee.
>> define port <port> access remote
>> define port <port> telnet remote <ip_port>
>> define port <port> telnet transmit immediate
>> define port <port> parity <parity>
>> define port <port> character size 8
>> define port <port> stop bits <stop bits>
>> define port <port> autobaud disabled
>> define port <port> speed <speed>
>> define port <port> line editor disabled
>> define port <port> telnet csi escape enabled
>> define port <port> telnet binary session mode passall
>> define port <port> loss notification disabled
>> define port <port> autoprompt disabled
>> define port <port> verification disabled
>> define port <port> outboundsecurity disabled
>> define port <port> broadcast disabled
>> define port <port> default session mode transparent
>> define port <port> internet tcp keepalive 2
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Network Marquees configuration. |
