Cisco Model GS7000 4-Port Node 1 GHz with 42 54 Split Installation Guide
Chapter 4 Using the Craft Port
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Overview
The Craft port on the transponder is typically used as a local connection point,
allowing the user to connect directly to the unit. However, the Craft port is a fully
functional, standard Ethernet port, so it can also provide all of the functionality of
any standard Ethernet connection.
allowing the user to connect directly to the unit. However, the Craft port is a fully
functional, standard Ethernet port, so it can also provide all of the functionality of
any standard Ethernet connection.
When using a local, direct connection to the transponder, the technician has the
option of communicating with the transponder either via a web browser interface or
using a Telnet console session. Both connection processes are discussed in the
sections that follow. See Using the Web Interface (on page 43) for more detailed
information on using the transponder web interface.
option of communicating with the transponder either via a web browser interface or
using a Telnet console session. Both connection processes are discussed in the
sections that follow. See Using the Web Interface (on page 43) for more detailed
information on using the transponder web interface.
Important: Console access is intended for use by factory trained technicians. It is not
recommended for use by technicians in the field.
recommended for use by technicians in the field.