Configuring Systems for Terminals, Printers, and Other Serial Devices (32022-90057)

Configuring Serial Devices (for Host-Based Management)
Modify the Network Management Configuration File
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6. Verify that the cursor is in the Starting Ldev Number field. Type in the ldev
number where the non-nailed pool should start. The non-nailed devices will be
configured with the starting ldev number and higher.
For example, if the number of ldevs is 2 and the starting ldev number is 200, then
the non-nailed ldevs would be 200 and 201. If 201 is already configured as a nailed
device then the non-nailed devices would be 200 and 202.
7. Verify that the cursor is in the Non-nailed terminal profile name field. Type the
name of the terminal profile that the non-nailed terminals will use, as listed on the
worksheets.
8. Repeat paragraphs 4 through 6 for the PAD fields. No additional configuration is
needed for non-nailed connections.
9. Press the
[Save Data]
function key. Press the
[Go to DTC
] function key to proceed to
step 5 Select DTC type.
If you don’t want to configure PAD incoming security, press the
[Go to DTC]
function
key to skip to Step 8: Select DTC Type. If you do want to configure PAD Incoming
Security and create PAD Access lists, then press the
[Go to Access]
function key and
continue to Step 5: Configure PAD Node Names List.
NOTE The
[Go To USR/UPS]
key takes you to the screen to configure the HP Support Modem
Port Screen. This screen is used to configure the ldev, the line speed and parity, and the
Modem type, for the Support Modem Port. The default ldev number assigned is 21. The
configuration of user port is only supported for the NIO LAN console card (for example,
HP e3000 Series 9X7 and 9X7 LX) and the N and A Class systems. Refer to the System
Startup, Configuration, and Shutdown Reference Manual for more information on the
Support Modem port.
NOTE On the HP Support Modem Port screen is the key
[Go To UPS Port]
which takes you to the
Uninterruptible Power Supply Port Screen where you can configure the parameters for
the Uninterruptible Power Supply Port. This screen is used to configure the ldev number,
line speed, and parity on the port to support an uninterruptible power supply (UPS)
connection. The default ldev number is 22. This port is available and supported on HP
e3000 Series 9X8 and the N and A Class systems.
A UPS can also be connected to a DTC port via a configuration process that does NOT
use the
[Go To UPS Port]
key. Refer to Chapter 9, “Describing Asynchronous Devices,” and
the System Startup, Configuration, and Shutdown Reference Manual for information on
the UPS and on how to connect a UPS to a DTC port.