User guide

3 Terminal and Telnet Management
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Initializing String 1–5
These fields display the initialization string or strings used to configure the modem
when power is applied or the modem is reset.
If you want to use a custom initialization string, create and name a new modem. Then
copy information from one of the listed modems and modify the string to the com-
mands and values you want to use.
Caution: Changing the modem strings is not recommended unless you are adding a
new modem.
Dial Prefix
Displays the dial prefix, which is automatically sent to the modem before the phone
number. The default prefix is the tone dialing command ATDT.
Dial Suffix
Displays the dial suffix, which is automatically sent to the modem after the phone
number. This field is normally empty.
Hangup String
Displays the command string used to end a call.
NO CARRIER string, NO DIALTONE string, NO ANSWER string, Connect
Response string, OK string, ERROR string, RING string, BUSY string
These fields display the modem’s result codes, which are used by RASExpress for
monitoring calls. They should be spelled exactly the same as the modem sends them.
By default, these fields are set for verbose responses. If your modem is set for terse
responses, refer to your modem’s owner’s manual for information about the
responses.
Administrator Setup
Menu path: Main Menu ➔ Configuration of Server ➔ Administrator Setup.
Serial_No AdministratorName
1. ADMIN1
2. ADMIN2
A:Add D:Delete E:Edit Esc: Prev Menu
Select Administrator Setup to display or edit a list of administrators. Administrators
are users with administrative rights. To add an administrator to the list, type A and
press E
NTER; to edit an entry, type E and press ENTER. Both actions open a menu in
which you can edit the administrator’s user name, password, and configuration and
management permissions.
[ 1] Name : ADMIN1
[ 2] Password : ****************
[ 3] Permissions
[ESC] to go to previous menu
Name
The administrator’s user name.