User`s guide

Options for Accessing the Digi Passport Ports
Chapter 1 Introduction 22
Direct Port Access
Connect directly to a properly configured port through a Telnet or SSH
session. Configuration requirements include setting the Host Mode to
Console Server Mode and the Protocol to either Telnet or SSH. Ports, by
default are set to Console Server Mode and Telnet. Use the following
information to make a Telnet or SSH connection to a port. The example
assumes that the Listening TCP port is 7003, the default for port 3.
Custom Menus
Custom menus are created by either root or the system administrator to
limit access to specific ports. For more information, see "Recommended
Process for Implementing Custom Menus" on page 157.
Type Command Syntax Example: Connection to Port 3
Telnet telnet ip-address tcp-port
where ip-address is the Digi Passport unit’s
IP address and tcp-port is the Listening TCP
port for a port
telnet 192.168.15.7 7003
(7000 is the default socket port for both
Telnet and SSH)
SSH ssh user-name@ ip-address tcp-port
where user-name is a user’s name,
ip-address is the Digi Passport unit’s IP
address and tcp-port is the Listening TCP
port for a port
ssh user-name:”p=port-number”@ip-address
or
ssh user-name:”t=port-title”@ip-address
ssh admin@ 192.168.15.7 -p 7003
(7000 is the default socket port for both
Telnet and SSH)
ssh sunadmin:”p=25”@Digi12
ssh ciscoadmin:”t=Cisco-main”@Digi12
WEB
http://ip-address/connect.asp?t=port-title
http://ip-address/connect.asp?p=port-
number
where ip-address is the Digi Passport unit
IP address or DNS name, port-number is the
number of the serial port and port title is the
name of the port as assigned in serial port,
port title.
http://passportdemo.digi.com
connect.asp?t=CISCO.Router.port3
(the port name is case sensitive)