User`s guide

10-10 Preliminary November 23, 1998 MultiVoice Gateway for the MAX— User’s Guide
MultiVoice Gateway System Administration
Terminal-server commands
To return to the command line, press 0 (zero). Terminal-server security must be set up to allow
the operator to toggle between the command line and menu mode, or the Menu command has
no effect.
Specifying raw TCP hosts
To specify IP addresses or DNS names of hosts to which you establish a raw TCP connection,
proceed as follows:
1 Open the Ethernet > Mod Config > TServ options menu.
2 Select one of the Host # Addr fields and enter the following:
rawTcp hostaddress portnumber
rawTcp is the required string that causes the MAX to establish a raw TCP connection
when the user chooses this host number. This entry is case-sensitive and must be entered
exactly as shown.
hostname can be the DNS name of the host or the IP address of the host. The total
number of characters, including the rawTcp string, must not exceed 31.
portnumber is the number of the port on which the connection for this host is to be
established.
3 Enter a description of the host on the Host # Text field.
Note: You cannot configure raw TCP hosts if you are using a RADIUS server to provide the
list of hosts.
Example of configuration combining Telnet hosts and raw TCP hosts
Suppose you configure the following values in the TServ Options menu:
Remote Conf=No
Host #1 Addr=10.10.10.1
Host #1 Text=Cleveland
Host #2 Addr=
Host #2 Text=
Host #3 Addr=
Host #3 Text=
Host #4 Addr=rawTcp corp-host 7
Host #4 Text=The Office - port 7
Immed Service=None
Immed Host=N/A
Immed Port=N/A
Telnet Host Auth=No
The Terminal-Server menu displays the following text:
** Ascend Pipeline Terminal Server **
1. Cleveland
2. The Office - port 7
Enter Selection (1-2,q)
If you select 2, the a raw TCP connection is established to the host Corp-Host on port 7.
If a you select 1, the MultiVoice Gateway establishes a Telnet connection to the host
10.10.10.1 on port 23, the default Telnet port.