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Using the Configuration Manager
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The Console Lists window displays the router’s console (serial) ports.
Console ports are the physical ports on a router for system input and output.
The number of ports depends on the router model.
3. Select a console port from the Console Lists window.
4. Edit the parameters.
Refer to the parameter descriptions beginning on page B-5 or click on Help.
5. Click on Apply to save your changes.
6. Click on Done after you configure all the ports.
You return to the Configuration Manager window.
Customizing the ARN V.34 Console Modem Port
In addition to the console port, the ARN supports an integrated V.34 modem to
access the Technician Interface.
Refer to Installing and Operating BayStack ARN Routers for information about
cabling a service console device and configuring a serial terminal or modem.
The integrated V.34 modem is set to operate as a remote console using a factory-
default configuration. Bay Networks recommends using this default configuration.
The modem defaults are set by the following factory-default AT command
initialization string:
ATT&d0&k4&X0S0=2S2=43
Table 2-1 on page 2-24 lists the default settings for the V.34 console modem.
Note: When the V.34 console modem port is installed in the ARN, the default
console modem port is disabled.