R2511-HP MSR Router Series Terminal Access Configuration Guide(V5)

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• The TCP parameters must be configured before a TCP connection is established. If you configure the
parameters after a TCP connection is established, the TCP connection must be re-established for the
parameters to take effect. You can press the reset hotkey on the terminal to re-establish the TCP
connection.
• Configure the receive buffer size before a terminal template is applied. If you configure the receive
buffer size after a terminal template is applied, you must remove the application of the terminal
template and re-apply the terminal template for the receive buffer size to take effect.
To configure advanced TCP_11_Server settings:
Ste
p
Command Remarks
1. Enter system view.
system-view
N/A
2. Configure the global
source IP address for
TCP connections.
rta source-ip ip-address
Optional.
Not configured by default.
3. Configure the RTC
terminal access version
as v3.
rta rtc version { v3 | v5 }
Optional.
v5 by default.
4. Enter terminal template
view.
rta template template-name N/A
5. Configure the automatic
link teardown time.
auto-close time
Optional.
0 seconds by default. That is, no automatic
link teardown is performed.
6. Bind a VPN instance to
the template.
bind vpn-instance vpn-name
Optional.
Not configured by default.
7. Enable terminal data
read blocking.
data read block
Optional.
Disabled by default.
8. Configure the terminal
data send delay.
data send delay milliseconds
Optional.
0 milliseconds by default. That is, there is
no send delay.
9. Configure the router to
not clear the terminal
buffer after a TCP
connection is
established.
driverbuf save
Optional.
By default, the router clears the terminal
receive buffer after a TCP connection is
established.
10. Configure the terminal
buffer size.
driverbuf size number
Optional.
8 KB by default.
11. Enable filtering of flow
control characters.
filter flow-control character
Optional.
Disabled by default.
12. Configure the TCP
connection idle timeout
time.
idle-timeout seconds
Optional.
0 seconds by default and the connection
never times out.