Lucent Technologies 6000 User Manual

MAX 6000/3000 Network Configuration Guide

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Exit the profile and, at the exit prompt, select the exit and accept option.

Following is an example of this configuration:

Ethernet

Mod Config

TServ Options

Immed Service=Telnet

Immed Host=host1.abc.com

Immed Port=23

Telnet Host Auth=Yes

You can set up the terminal server to display a menu of up to four Telnet hosts that dial-in users 
can select for logging in. You can set up menu mode with the following parameters in 
Ethernet > Mod Config > TServ Options:

Configuration of this example enables the menu to appear at login, and specifies four hosts. 
The user does not have access to the command line. To implement the configuration:

Open the Ethernet > Mod Config > TServ Options profile. 

Specify that the dial-in users are in menu mode initially:

Ethernet

Mod Config

TServ Options

Initial Scrn=Menu

Specify the IP addresses and hostnames of up to four hosts to appear in the menu. 

Ethernet

Mod Config

TServ Options

Host #1 Addr=10.2.3.4

Host #1 Text=host1.abc.com

Host #2 Addr=10.2.3.57

Host #2 Text=host2.abc.com

Host #3 Addr=10.2.3.121

Host #3 Text=host3.abc.com

Initial Scrn

Whether or not the terminal server brings up a menu interface first for 
interactive users initiating connections.

Toggle Scrn

Whether users can switch to the command-line interface from menu 
mode and vice versa.

Remote Conf

That the RADIUS server supplies the terminal-server menu and list of 
hosts.

Host #N Addr

An IP address for up to four Telnet hosts that appear in the menu 
interface.

Host #N Text

A hostname for up to four Telnet hosts that appear in the menu 
interface.