Installation guide

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Computer Configuration Problems
For more information on Telnet resource connection problems, refer to Chapter 3.
6 Monitor the port status to determine which modem signals are being asserted. Enter
the following command on your access server. Substitute the port number for 2:
Local> MONITOR PORT 2 STATUS
Port 2: (Remote) Server: DS700_08
Access: Remote Current Service:
Status: Connected Current Node:
Sessions: 1 Current Port:
Input XOFFed: No Output Signals: DTR RTS
Output XOFFed: No Input Signals: DCD CTS DSR RXD
For information on configuring your access server for modem signals, refer to the
Network Access Software Management Guide.
7 Verify that the access server port hardware is working correctly. See the section
Verifying a Port for Hardware Failure (page 10-8).
8 Verify that the Telnet listener is configured correctly. On the access server that
offers the Telnet listener, enter the following command.
Substitute the number of the Telnet listener for 2014:
Local> SHOW TELNET LISTENER 2014
Listener TCP-port: 2014 Listener Type: TELNET
Identification: "Telnet Printer"
Ports: 4
Connections: Enabled
IP Address 0.0.0.0 (will default to server’s IP
address)
Verify that Connections are Enabled and the Telnet listener is configured on the
correct port. For more information on configuring a computer for access through a
Telnet listener, refer to the Network Access Software Management Guide.
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