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Telnet

The virtual terminal protocol in the Internet suite of protocols. It lets

users on one host access another host and work as terminal users of

that remote host. Instead of dialing into the computer, the user

connects to it over the Internet using Telnet. When issuing a Telnet

session, it connects to the Telnet host and logs in. The connection

enables the user to work with the remote machine as though a

terminal was connected to it.

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Optimux-108 1
Limited Warranty 4
Product Disposal 4
General Safety Instructions 5
Safety Symbols 5
Handling Energized Products 6
Caution 8
Attention 8
FCC-15 User Information 9
Mise au rebut du produit 10
Symboles de sécurité 10
Français 11
Glossary 13
Quick Start Guide 17
2. Connecting the Power 18
Configuring the MNG-ETH port 19
Contents 21
Optimux-108 Ver. 6.1 iii 23
Appendix A. Pinouts 24
Chapter 1 25
Introduction 25
Features 26
1.2 Physical Description 27
Technical Characteristics 28
Uplink Redundancy Option 29
V.35 User Port 30
Ethernet User Port 30
Uplink and Tributaries 31
Rear Panel Alarm Connector 32
Management 33
Plastic Enclosure 35
Metal Enclosure 36
Chapter 2 37
Installation and Setup 37
2.2 Package Contents 38
2.3 Required Equipment 38
2.4 Mounting the Unit 38
Connector Location 39
Connecting the Uplink 41
Alarm Connector 43
2.6 Connecting to Power 44
2 Installation and Setup 45
Chapter 3 47
Operation 47
Rear Panel Indicators 48
3.3 Default Settings 49
Working with Terminal 51
3-3. Password Prompt Screen 52
Choosing Options 53
Navigating the Screens 53
Web Browser Requirements 54
Third-party SNMP-based NMS 58
3.5 Menu Map 59
3.6 Turning Off the Unit 61
Chapter 4 63
Configuration 63
Setting up the Manager List 65
Listing Users 66
Configuring Security Timeout 68
Displaying New Alarms 68
Configuring V.35 Parameters 72
4-14. V.35 Menu 73
4-4. V.35 Parameters 73
Configuring Local Redundancy 74
Chapter 6 77
Ethernet Ports 80
Uplink 81
E1 Tributary Ports 82
V.35 Port 83
Changing a Password 84
Appendix B 85
4-30. File System Menu 85
Swapping the Software Files 86
Resetting Factory Defaults 86
Resetting Optimux-108 87
Diagnostics 89
Chapter 5 89
Monitoring and 89
5-2. System Status Screen 90
• Enter 1 91
5-7. E1 Port Status Screen 95
5.2 Detecting Problems 96
5.3 Handling Events 97
Clearing Events 98
Displaying Active Alarms 99
Masking Alarms 100
5.4 Troubleshooting 101
5-12. Diagnostics Menu 102
Local Optimux-108 103
E1 Tributary Local Loopback 104
5.7 Technical Support 108
Chapter 6 109
Software Upgrade 109
Utilities Menu 110
Activating the TFTP Server 111
Telnet 113
Using the XMODEM Protocol 114
Using the TFTP 116
Chapter 7 119
Configuring a Typical 119
Application 119
Appendix A 121
Pinouts 121
A.2 Control Port Connector 122
Interface, respectively 124
Customer Response Form 127
Error Report 129
The Access Company 132

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