Specifications

Management Tools

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Example: Using MOP to Connect to an Access Server from a DECnet/OSI

OpenVMS Node

The following example shows a connection from a DECnet/OSI OpenVMS node

to an access server remote console port. In this example:

• The access server has a DECnet node name of DGD700.

• The maintenance password is FEDCBA. On the SET HOST/MOP command

line, however, the DECnet/OSI software transposes this password into the

string BADCFE.

• The access server has a password of ACCESS.

$ SET HOST/MOP DGD700/VERIFICATION=%XBADCFE

%CCR-I-CONNEST, connection established to remote system

08-00-2B-26-AE-32 Press CTRL/ \ to disconnect, CTRL/] to send break

# ACCESS (not echoed)

Network Access SW Vx.x for DSxxx-xx BLxx-xx ROM Vx.x-x

Uptime: 0 00:16:41

Please type HELP if you need assistance

Enter username> SWINSTALLER

Local>

Telnet Remote Console

If the access server has an Internet address, you can conﬁgure it to accept a Telnet

remote console connection. Once you conﬁgure the Internet address and Telnet

remote console port, the access server accepts and establishes a Telnet remote

console connection to the remote console through one or more of the Telnet

listeners speciﬁed by a TCP port on the access server. By default, TCP port 23 is

the Telnet remote console port.

If you assign Telnet listener 23 to one or more physical ports, using the

CLEAR/PURGE TELNET LISTENER 23 command only reassigns TCP port 23 as

a Telnet remote console port.