APC AP5610 User Manual
Chapter 4: Network Access Software 53
3.
In the Application to Launch field, enter the directory path and name or click the Browse
button to locate the path and name.
button to locate the path and name.
4.
Enter command line arguments in the box below the path and name.
— or —
To insert a predefined macro at the cursor location in the command line, click the Insert Macro
list box and select a macro from the drop-down menu. Network Access Software will
automatically replace these variables when the application runs.
list box and select a macro from the drop-down menu. Network Access Software will
automatically replace these variables when the application runs.
5.
Enable or disable the Launch in command window by marking or clearing the checkbox. When
enabled, the user-specified RDP application will be launched from within an OS command
window.
enabled, the user-specified RDP application will be launched from within an OS command
window.
6.
Click OK.
Telnet options
To use Telnet options, select the Telnet tab, then the individual server’s Properties dialog box, then
mark the Use Default checkbox. You may designate the built-in Serial Console Viewer as the
Telnet client or you may specify another Telnet application. When you specify the built-in
application, you may choose to open the window before login to troubleshoot login scripts.
mark the Use Default checkbox. You may designate the built-in Serial Console Viewer as the
Telnet client or you may specify another Telnet application. When you specify the built-in
application, you may choose to open the window before login to troubleshoot login scripts.
When you indicate a user-specified Telnet application, you may include its command line
arguments. A selection of macros is available for placement in the command line; this may be
useful for automatic replacement of variables such as IP address, port number, user name and
password. For Telnet commands that do not provide their own GUI, such as those for computers
running Windows, Linux and Unix operating systems, you can launch the Telnet application from
within an OS command window.
arguments. A selection of macros is available for placement in the command line; this may be
useful for automatic replacement of variables such as IP address, port number, user name and
password. For Telnet commands that do not provide their own GUI, such as those for computers
running Windows, Linux and Unix operating systems, you can launch the Telnet application from
within an OS command window.
To change Telnet options:
1.
Select Tools - Options from the Network Access Software menu. The Options dialog box
appears.
appears.
2.
Click the Telnet tab.
3.
Enable or disable the Launch built-in application checkbox by marking or clearing the
checkbox. When enabled, the built-in Serial Console Viewer application will be used to
connect to a unit, if it supports Telnet connections and if the unit’s properties do not override it.
If you enable the Launch built-in application setting, you may also enable or disable the Open
Window before login setting by marking or clearing the checkbox. When enabled, the Serial
Console Viewer Telnet window will open before any login attempt is made to the server. This
feature is useful when debugging a login script, and is usually disabled otherwise.
checkbox. When enabled, the built-in Serial Console Viewer application will be used to
connect to a unit, if it supports Telnet connections and if the unit’s properties do not override it.
If you enable the Launch built-in application setting, you may also enable or disable the Open
Window before login setting by marking or clearing the checkbox. When enabled, the Serial
Console Viewer Telnet window will open before any login attempt is made to the server. This
feature is useful when debugging a login script, and is usually disabled otherwise.
4.
Enable or disable the Launch user-specified application setting by marking or clearing the
checkbox. When enabled, the Telnet application specified in the box below the checkbox will
be used, if it supports Telnet connections and if the unit’s properties do not override it.
checkbox. When enabled, the Telnet application specified in the box below the checkbox will
be used, if it supports Telnet connections and if the unit’s properties do not override it.
a.
Enter the directory path and name or click the Browse button to locate the path and name.