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Management Port Passthru, Main to Return to Main Menu

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Chapter 6 Using Integrated RA to Manage Server Operations ADMINISTRATOR MODIFICATION Administrator Number: 3 (1) Name: Bob (2) Password: ******** (3) Dial-back Number: 555-1872 (4) Terminal Lines: 24 (5) Terminal Color: C (6) Terminal Charset: PC Code Page 850 [Native PC] (7) Pager Number: 555-8765 (8) Pager Type: TAP Alphanumeric Paging Configuration (a) TAP Pager ID: 3342 (b) TAP Password: (c) TAP Language: English (d) TAP Charset: ASCII (e) TAP Modem Init: (f) TAP Frame: 7/e/1 [default] (-) Delete this Administrator Enter item to change, or (0)Administrator Configuration: f (1) 7/e/1 [default] (2) 7/o/1 (3) 8/n/1 TAP Frame (1/2/3): Figure 6-8. TAP Settings Main to Return to Main Menu Type 0 to return to the Integrated RA Main menu. A prompt appears asking if you want to save the changes you made to the administrator configuration. 8. Management Port Passthru Option 8 on the Main Menu, Management Port Passthru, allows you to make a remote connection via other applications on your server, such as Windows NT's Remote Access Service, NetWare's RCONSOLE, or a third party application on the server that can communicate through a serial port. This option temporarily bypasses the Integrated RA and turns the Management Port over to the control of the server operating system where it can function as an additional system serial port. 1. At the Integrated RA Management Program main menu, type 8 to initiate Serial Passthru. 2. The application on the server now sees a valid serial connection to the remote client (utilizing the COM port configured as the Management port). 69

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Chapter 6
Using Integrated RA to Manage Server Operations
69
ADMINISTRATOR MODIFICATION
Administrator Number: 3
(1) Name:
Bob
(2) Password:
********
(3) Dial-back Number:
555-1872
(4) Terminal Lines:
24
(5) Terminal Color:
C
(6) Terminal Charset:
PC Code Page 850 [Native PC]
(7) Pager Number:
555-8765
(8) Pager Type:
TAP
Alphanumeric Paging Configuration
(a) TAP Pager ID:
3342
(b) TAP Password:
(c) TAP Language:
English
(d) TAP Charset:
ASCII
(e) TAP Modem Init:
(f) TAP Frame:
7/e/1 [default]
(-) Delete this Administrator
Enter item to change, or (0)Administrator Configuration: f
(1) 7/e/1 [default]
(2) 7/o/1
(3) 8/n/1
TAP Frame (1/2/3):
Figure 6-8. TAP Settings
Main to Return to Main Menu
Type 0 to return to the Integrated RA Main menu. A prompt appears asking if you
want to save the changes you made to the administrator configuration.
8. Management
Port Passthru
Option 8 on the Main Menu, Management
Port Passthru, allows you to make a
remote connection via other applications on your server, such as Windows NT's
Remote Access Service, NetWare's RCONSOLE, or a third party application on
the server that can communicate through a serial port. This option temporarily
bypasses the Integrated RA and turns the Management Port over to the control of
the server operating system where it can function as an additional system serial
port.
1.
At the Integrated RA Management Program main menu, type 8 to initiate
Serial Passthru.
2.
The application on the server now sees a valid serial connection to the
remote client (utilizing the COM port configured as the Management port).