AWAN 3886 Server Installation and Configuration Guide

Installing and Configuring AWAN 3886 Servers

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Step 12: Use a Standard Telnet Client to Access the

AWAN Server (Optional)

3. Enter the following commands and in this order:

Local>define port n speed 115200

Local>define port n autobaud dis

Local>define port n access local

Local>define port n flow CTS

Local>logout port n

Step 12: Use a Standard Telnet Client to

Access the AWAN Server (Optional)

You can use any standard Telnet client, including the Telnet client that is provided with

Microsoft Windows to access the AWAN server.

1. From either the MSDOS prompt in a Command window or from Windows

Start>Run, type and enter either:

If you did not specify an IP address when typing in TELNET, then use the

following Telnet command:

2. At first, wait a few seconds, then press the Enter key once. The following prompt

appears:

3. Type the password access in lowercase letters and press Enter.

#access

4. At first, no text response is echoed on the screen. Then, several welcome lines are

displayed. The following prompt appears:

Enter Username>

5. Type one or more alpha characters and press Enter:

Enter Username>abc

The Local> prompt appears. CLI commands, including SET PRIV may now be used.

TELNET

TELNET ip-address

open ip-address