Dell PowerEdge 1955 Configuration Guide - Page 18

Properties, Settings, Telnet terminal ID, VT100, Terminal Setup, Screen Rows, Columns

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Table 1-3. COM Properties Dialog Box Port Settings Setting Description Bits per second: Data bits: Parity: Stop bits: Flow control: Required Setting 115200 8 None 1 Hardware 6 Click File→ Properties and click the Settings tab. 7 Set the Telnet terminal ID: to VT100. 8 Click Terminal Setup and set Screen Rows to 25. 9 Set Columns to 80 and click OK. 10 Click ASCII Setup..., select Wrap lines that exceed terminal width, and click OK. See "Using a Serial or Telnet Console" on page 17 for information on using the serial console. Connecting to the DRAC/MC Using XTerm for Telnet Console Redirection (Red Hat Enterprise Linux and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server) NOTE: When you are using the connect server-x command through a Telnet console to display the System Setup screens, set the terminal type to VT100 in System Setup for the Telnet session. NOTE: Telnet is disabled on the DRAC/MC by default. To enable Telnet, use either the Web-based user interface Configuration tab, or use the cfgSerial object to configure the DRAC/MC using the RACADM CLI. For more information, see the Dell Remote Access Controller/Modular Chassis User's Guide. When running Telnet with Red Hat Enterprise Linux or SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, perform the following steps: NOTE: To ensure that the text is properly displayed, use an Xterm window to display the Telnet console instead of the default window provided by the Red Hat Enterprise Linux and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server installation. 1 Connect the null modem cable to the serial port on the DRAC/MC module and to the client system. 2 To start a new Xterm session, type xterm & at the command prompt. 3 Resize the window to 80 x 25 prior to using Telnet. 4 To connect to the DRAC/MC, at the Xterm prompt, type telnet . NOTE: The DRAC/MC default IP address is 192.168.0.120. 16 General System Configuration

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16
General System Configuration
6
Click
File
→
Properties
and click the
Settings
tab.
7
Set the
Telnet terminal ID:
to
VT100
.
8
Click
Terminal Setup
and set
Screen Rows
to
25
.
9
Set
Columns
to
80
and click
OK
.
10
Click
ASCII Setup...
, select
Wrap lines that exceed terminal width
, and click
OK
.
See "Using a Serial or Telnet Console" on page 17 for information on using the serial console.
Connecting to the DRAC/MC Using XTerm for Telnet Console Redirection (Red Hat Enterprise Linux
and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server)
NOTE:
When you are using the
connect server-x
command through a Telnet console to display the
System Setup screens, set the terminal type to
VT100
in System Setup for the Telnet session.
NOTE:
Telnet is disabled on the DRAC/MC by default. To enable Telnet, use either the Web-based user
interface
Configuration
tab, or use the
cfgSerial
object to configure the DRAC/MC using the RACADM
CLI. For more information, see the
Dell Remote Access Controller/Modular Chassis User's Guide
.
When running Telnet with Red Hat Enterprise Linux or SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, perform
the following steps:
NOTE:
To ensure that the text is properly displayed, use an Xterm window to display the Telnet console
instead of the default window provided by the Red Hat Enterprise Linux and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
installation.
1
Connect the null modem cable to the serial port on the DRAC/MC module and to the client
system.
2
To start a new Xterm session, type
xterm &
at the command prompt.
3
Resize the window to 80 x 25 prior to using Telnet.
4
To connect to the DRAC/MC, at the Xterm prompt, type
telnet <
DRAC/MC IP
address
>
.
NOTE:
The DRAC/MC default IP address is
192.168.0.120
.
Table 1-3.
COM Properties Dialog Box Port Settings
Setting Description
Required Setting
Bits per second:
115200
Data bits:
8
Parity:
None
Stop bits:
1
Flow control:
Hardware