User manual

9-10 Administrative Tool

Note: If you want to allow any system to TFTP into your

NETServer, set a TFTP client to 000.000.000.000.

Next, from a machine that has access to the same network as the

NETServer Plus, use the following TFTP commands to transfer

the filter file to the NETServer FLASH memory.

tftp <NETServer IP address>

put <filename>

If you want to obtain a file from another network host, add that

host as a TFTP client, and, from within the NETServer, use

TELNET to access that host and use the following command to

obtain the file.

get <filename>

Note: use list files to verify the file was sent to NETServer.

Using Rlogin and TELNET

You can connect to a specific host on the network using the

rlogin or telnet commands. You must first have used the add

dns host or add dns server commands for NETServer to

recognize an IP host name. Both services are enabled at startup.

Note: There is no support for Rlogin into NETServer Plus. You

can only use rlogin to communicate out of the NETServer.

Rlogin and TELNET use the following syntax:

rlogin <IP name or address>

login_name <name>

tcp_port <number>

or:

telnet <IP name or address>

For example, to TELNET to a host with an IP address of

167.199.76.23, type:

telnet 167.199.76.23