Nortel 4000 用户指南

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Chapter 4    Setting Up RACs

Managing Remote Access Concentrators Using Annex Manager

The

Interface Options

 box displays information in the

AppleTalk

, and

Rlogin/

Telnet

 boxes.

•

The

AppleTalk

 box uses the

Node ID

 field.

Node ID

 specifies the

AppleTalk hint used by the ISDN Primary Rate RAC. You can
enter an ID in decimal or hexadecimal notation.

•

The

Rlogin/Telnet

Box allows you to specify arguments for rlogin

and telnet connections. The

Argument

 field contains the

commands used when you select

Rlogin

 or

Telnet

 in the

Mode

box. You should include a host name or address here. You can
enter up to 100 characters.

The

Time

 box defines activity and controls inactivity timers:

•

CLI Inactivity Timer

 specifies the amount of time in minutes that

the ISDN Primary Rate RAC remains idle before disconnecting
a CLI session. Entering 0 (zero) disables the timer; entering
255 causes the RAC to disconnect as soon as it exits from its
last job. You can enter any number of minutes up to 255. Unlike
the call inactivity timer, this timer does not disconnect a CLI
session with active jobs.

•

Call Inactivity Timer

 specifies the number of minutes that a

connection can remain inactive. If the timer expires, the RAC
terminates the call. Use the

Input is Activity

 and

Output Is Activity

buttons to define incoming call activity. If you do not use these
buttons, the timer runs independent of activity. You can enter
any number of minutes up to 255 minutes.

•

The

Input Is Activity

 button defines activity as input. If you click

On

 the RAC resets the inactivity timer when it receives input

through an established call.

•

The

Output Is Activity

 button defines activity as output. If you

click

On

, the RAC resets the inactivity timer when it sends

output.