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Host Mode Configuration
46 Chapter 4
Dial-In Modem Mode
In this mode, the Digi CM assumes an external modem is attached to the serial
port and is waiting for a dial-in connection from a remote site. When a user
dials-in using a terminal application, the Digi CM accepts the connection and
displays the appropriate prompt or menu for you that logged in. Example: User
’root’ would see the command line interface (CLI), whereas the user ’admin’
would see the config menu or CLI depending on the shell for that user.
Dial-In Terminal Server
Dial-in terminal server mode is a combination of the terminal server mode and
the dial-in modem mode. In the dial-in terminal server mode, the Digi CM
assumes the serial port is connected to an external modem and is waiting for a
dial-in connection from a remote site. When you dial-in using terminal
applications, the Digi CM accepts the connection as a Telnet or SSH client to a
pre-defined server. This mode is most frequently used when you want to use
modems to access servers on a network.
- Digi CM 1
- Contents 5
- 6 Contents 6
- 8 Contents 8
- Introduction 9
- Feature Summary 10
- Chapter 1 10
- Web Interface 11
- Configuration Menu 12
- 14 Chapter 1 14
- Port Escape Menu 18
- CISCO.Router.port3 19
- Sun.nemo.port5 19
- 20 Chapter 1 20
- Getting Started 21
- 22 Chapter 2 22
- The Digi CM 23
- Configuring a Port for SSH 24
- Procedure 25
- About Shell Options 26
- Digi CM 32 show 27
- Chapter 3 31 31
- Adding a Serial Modem 32
- Chapter 3 32
- System and Port Logging 33
- Enable SYSLOG Server 34
- Enable A Compact-flash Card 35
- Enable Digi CM Memory 36
- Viewing System Logs 37
- Chapter 5 39 39
- 5. Click Save & apply 39
- Viewing Port Logs 40
- Configuring Ports 41
- 42 Chapter 4 42
- Serial port parameters 42
- Console Server Mode 44
- Terminal Server Mode 45
- Dial-In Modem Mode 46
- Dial-In Terminal Server 46
- SSH, Raw TCP, and 48
- DTR Behavior 49
- Inter-character Timeout 49
- Serial Port Parameters 50
- Chapter 4 50
- Alerts and Notifications 51
- 56 Chapter 5 56
- Port logging 56
- Port event handling 56
- User Administration 59
- Administering Users 60
- Chapter 6 60
- 4. Click Apply changes 60
- 192.168.1.108 61
- Filter IP: 192.168.1.0 61
- Filter Mask: 255.255.255.0 61
- 192.168.5.10 61
- Chain rule 63
- 64 Chapter 7 64
- Chapter 7 65 65
- • or restrict rights to Jeff 65
- Sniff Session 66
- Permit monitor only mode 67
- Authentication 67
- 68 Chapter 7 68
- Custom and Default Menus 69
- Creating Menu Names 70
- Adding Menu Items 71
- Assigning Users to a Menu 72
- Default Menu 74
- Chapter 8 74
- Microsoft SAC Support 75
- Command Syntax 76
- Command Example 76
- 78 Chapter 9 78
- Chapter 9 79 79
- Field Description 79
- Chapter 9 80
- Host mode configuration 81
- 82 Chapter 10 82
- Assign a port name: 82
- Chapter 10 83 83
- Chapter 10 84
- 86 Chapter 11 86
- 88 Chapter 11 88
- Chapter 11 90
- Add the power controller 93
- 98 Chapter 12 98
- 100 Chapter 12 100
- Power Controller 101
- Chapter 12 101 101
- Chapter 12 102
- Port Clustering 103
- 104 Chapter 13 104
- Chapter 13 105 105
- 106 Chapter 13 106
- Configuring Port Clustering 108
- Chapter 13 108
- 10.Click Save & apply 108
- Clustering Parameters 109
- Accessing the Cluster Ports 109
- 110 Chapter 13 110
- System Administration 111
- 112 Chapter 14 112
- 114 Chapter 14 114
- 116 Chapter 14 116
- Command Line Interface 117
- Chapter 15 119 119
- File Name Description 120
- 122 Chapter 15 122
- 124 Chapter 16 124
- 126 Chapter 16 126
- Configure System Logging 127
- 128 Chapter 16 128
- 130 Chapter 16 130
- Viewing A Sniff Session 131
- 132 Chapter 16 132
- 134 Chapter 16 134
- 136 Chapter 16 136
- 124 for more information 137
- Hardware Test Menu 138
- Disaster Recovery 138
- Use the ESC key 139
- Chapter 16 140
- Hardware Information 141
- Hardware Specifications 142
- Chapter 17 142
- Attribute Value 142
- DB-25 Male Console Adapter 144
- Chapter 17 145 145
- RJ-45 Signal DB-9F Signal 145
- Cable Adapters 146
- RJ-45 Signal DB-25M Signal 146
- Chapter 17 147 147
- (Available but not included) 148
- Rack shown in illustration is 149
- 150 Chapter 17 150
- Certifications 151
- Safety Instructions 152
- Solaris Ready 154
- Chapter 18 154
- Index 155 155
- 156 Index 156
- 157 Index 157
- 90000301 158
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