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6. SSH Tunnels and SDT Connector Also, some clients are launched in a command line or terminal window. The telnet client is an example of this. As such, the "Path to client executable file" is telnet and the "Command line format for client executable" is cmd /c start %path% %host% %port%: • Click OK. 6.2.8 Dial-In Configuration If the client PC is dialing in to the Local/Console port on the console server, you will need to set up a dial-in PPP link: • Configure the console server for dial-in access (refer to 5.2.1 Configuring Dial-In PPP). • Set up the PPP client software at the remote User PC. Once you have a dial-in PPP connection established, you can set up the secure SSH tunnel from the remote Client PC to the console server. 112
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Also, some clients are launched in a command line or terminal window. The telnet client is an example of this. As such,
the “Path to client executable file” is
telnet
and the “Command line format for client executable” is
cmd /c start %path%
%host% %port%:
• Click
OK
.
6.2.8 Dial-In Configuration
If the client PC is dialing in to the Local/Console port on the console server, you will need to set up a dial-in PPP link:
• Configure the console server for dial-in access (refer to
5.2.1 Configuring Dial-In PPP
).
• Set up the PPP client software at the remote User PC.
Once you have a dial-in PPP connection established, you can set up the secure SSH tunnel from the remote Client PC to the
console server.
6. SSH Tunnels and SDT Connector