Digital Equipment DECserver 90L Manuel utilisateur

DECserver90LOwner’sManual

Order Number EK-DSRVD-OM-001

Digital Equipment Corporation

February 1991

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Contents

About This Manual vii

1 Overview

Features .............................................. 1–1

Quick Start . . . ........................................ 1–2

2 Installation

Standalone Installation . . ................................ 2–1

Backplane Installation . . . ................................ 2–5

3 Operation

Using a Terminal or Personal Computer ..................... 3–1

Establishing a Terminal Session . ........................ 3–1

Ending a Terminal Session ............................. 3–2

‘‘Last Number Redial’’ . ................................ 3–3

Interrupting a Terminal Session . ........................ 3–3

Resuming an Interrupted Terminal Session . . ............... 3–3

Disconnecting an Interrupted Terminal Session .............. 3–4

Using a Printer ........................................ 3–4

DECserver 90L Commands ............................... 3–4

DECserver 90L Information and Error Codes . . ............... 3–6

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4 Managing the DECserver 90L

Local Management ...................................... 4–2

Remote Management .................................... 4–2

Security .............................................. 4–2

Management Commands . ................................ 4–3

Set Command........................................ 4–3

Setting Port Parameters ............................. 4–3

Setting Server Parameters ............................ 4–7

Changing Password by Menu . . ........................ 4–10

Set and Clear Authorized Operation .................... 4–11

Enable and Disable Manager Mode ..................... 4–14

Show Command ...................................... 4–17

Show Port ........................................ 4–17

Show Server ....................................... 4–20

Reset Command ...................................... 4–22

Command Line....................................... 4–23

Using a Printer ........................................ 4–25

5 Troubleshooting

A Speciﬁcations

Physical Dimensions .................................... A–1

Environmental Speciﬁcations .............................. A–2

Power Speciﬁcations..................................... A–3

Connector Pin Out ...................................... A–3

LAT Speciﬁcations ...................................... A–5

B Related Documentation

Index

Contents v

Figures

1–1 Sample DECserver 90L Connection .................... 1–2

1–2 DECserver 90L . . . ................................ 1–4

2–1 DECserver 90L Standalone Installation. . ............... 2–2

2–2 Removing the Back Cover of the DECserver 90L . . . ....... 2–3

2–3 DECserver 90L Backplane Installation . . ............... 2–6

A–1 Port Circuit ...................................... A–4

Tables

1–1 Supported Terminal Characteristics .................... 1–3

3–1 DECserver 90L User Commands ...................... 3–5

3–2 DECserver 90L Information and Error Codes ............ 3–6

4–1 Port Parameters . . . ................................ 4–4

4–2 Server Parameters . ................................ 4–8

4–3 Port Status Description ............................. 4–17

5–1 DECserver 90L Troubleshooting ...................... 5–1

A–1 MMJPinOut..................................... A–4

A–2 LAT Server Characteristics . . ........................ A–5

A–3 LAT Port Characteristics ............................ A–5

AboutThisManual

This guide gives an overview of the DECserver 90L and describes how to

install, operate, manage, and troubleshoot the DECserver 90L. This guide

also gives the speciﬁcations and related documentation for the DECserver

90L.

Organization

This guides has ﬁve chapters and two appendices.

Chapter Meaning

1 Provides an overview of the DECserver 90L including

the features and a quick start procedure.

2 Describes how to install the DECserver 90L.

3 Describes how to start, interrupt, resume, and end a

terminal session.

4 Describes how to manage the DECserver 90L locally or

from a remote device on the network.

5 Describes how to troubleshoot the DECserver 90L.

Appendix A Describes the physical dimensions; environmental,

electrical, and LAT speciﬁcations.

Appendix B Provides a list of related documentation and how to

order information.

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Conventions

Convention Meaning

italic Indicates a new term or in command syntax examples, italic

words represent elements of a command for which you supply a

value. For example:

-> service

Return Key names appear in a box.

NOTE Provides general information.

bold text Bold text represents user input. For example:

-> Set Return

[] The characters in brackets [] do not need to be entered for the

DECserver 90L to recognize the command. For example:

D[ISCONNECT]

Overview

This chapter describes the features of the DECserver 90L and provides a

summary of the installation procedure.

Features

The DECserver 90L contains the following features:

• Simpliﬁed human interface

• Plug-and-go installation

• Small in size

• Rack mountable in DEChub

90 Ethernet backplane

• Network Management

through MOP and TSM

(future release of TSM)

• Eight ports

– 1.2K bits to 38.4K bits per second

– 8-bit characters

– One stop bit

– No parity

• One session per port

• Printer support, including queuing

• LAT compatible, V5.0 or higher

The DECserver 90L terminal server is an eight line, single session per

line, terminal server that supports terminals and printers. Each line

or port can establish a connection to one computer or service at a time.

DECserver 90L supports Digital’s Local Area Transport (LAT) protocol

and is designed to work in a ThinWire Ethernet Local Area Network

(LAN), as shown in Figure 1–1.

1–1

1–2 Overview

TERMINAL TERMINAL PERSONAL COMPUTER PRINTER

TERMINAL TERMINAL TERMINAL TERMINAL

DECserver 90L

TERMINAL SERVER

THINWIRE ETHERNET

COMPUTER 1 COMPUTER 2 COMPUTER 3 COMPUTER N

Figure 1–1 Sample DECserver 90L Connection

Quick Start

To install and begin using your DECserver 90L is simple. It does not

require any programming or other assistance from system management.

After unpacking the unit:

1. Plug the power supply in a working AC outlet and plug the power

connector from the power supply in to your DECserver 90L.

The green power LED turns on to indicate DC power is getting to the

unit. The green self-test turns on to indicate that the unit successfully

completed its internal self-test. The self-test takes approximately ﬁve

seconds to complete.

2. Connect the unit to a properly terminated ThinWire Ethernet.

The green network LED turns on to indicate a good connection.

Overview 1–3

3. Connect a working terminal to one of the terminal ports. Refer to

Table 1–1 for supported terminal characteristics.

4. Turn the power on to the terminal and press Return twice to get the

DECserver 90L prompt (->).

Pressing Return twice causes the green activity LED to blink and

automatically sets the port’s baud rate.

5. Enter the name of the network node you want to connect to and press

Return . The DECserver 90L will display a string of dots ‘‘.....’’, one per

second, until the connection is made.

For more detailed information on installing and using the DECserver 90L

refer to Chapter 2, Installation and Chapter 3, Operation of this manual.

Table 1–1 Supported Terminal Characteristics

Characteristic Setting

Transmit speed 1200 to 38.4K

Receive speed Receive = Transmit

Flow control XON/XOFF

Data and parity 8 Bits, No Parity

Stop bits 1

Figure 1–2 shows the DECserver 90L and calls out its features.

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