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Telnet

Check to enable

Telnet

access

the

serial port

. When

enabled

Telnet

client on

ser

Administrator

’s

computer

can

connect

to a

serial device

attached

this serial port on t

Console Server

he default port

address is

IP Address _ Port (2

000 + serial port #) i.e.

2001

–

048

Telnet

communications are unencrypted

so this protocol is

generally

recommended

for local

connections

only

However

f the remote communications are being tunneled with

SDT

Connector

, then

Telne

can be used

securely ac

cess

these attached devices

(

see Note below

With

Win2000/XP/NT

you can run

Telnet

from the command prompt (

cmd.exe

)

Vista comes

with a

Telnet

client and server but they are not

enabled by default. To enable Telnet,

simply:



og in as

Admin

and go to

Start/

Control Panel/Programs and Features



Select

Turn Windows Features On or O

ff,

heck the

Telnet

Client

and click

Note

Console Server

mode, Users and Administrators can use

SDT Connector

to set up secure

Telnet

connections that are SSH tunneled from their client

omputer

s to the serial port on the

Console Server

with a simple point

and

click.

To use

SDT Connector

to acc

ess consoles on the

Console Server

serial ports, configure

the

SDT

Connector

with the

Console Server

as a

gateway

, then as a

host

Now e

nable

Telnet

service on

Port (2000 + serial port #)

i.e.

2001

–

2048.

Refer

Chapter 6

for more details

on using

SDT

Con

nector

for

Telnet

and SSH access to devices attached to the

Console Server

serial ports.

You can also use standard communications packages like

PuTTY

to set a direct

Telnet

(or SSH)

connection

to the serial ports (refer

to the

Note

below)

Note

PuTTY

also

supports

Telnet

(and SSH)

he procedure to se

t up a

Telnet

sess

ion is simple:

Enter

the

Console Server

’s

IP address as the ‘Host Name (or IP address)’. Select ‘

Telnet

’ as the

protocol and set the ‘TCP port’ to 2000 plus the physical serial port number (

.e.

2001 to 2048).

Click the ‘Open’ button. You may then receive a ‘Security Alert’ th

at the host’s key is not cached.

hoose ‘yes’ to continue. You will then be presented with the login prompt of the remote system

connected to the serial port chosen on t

Console Server

. You can login as normal and use the

host serial console screen.

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