Verilink Access Manager 2000 (896-502037-001) Product Manual - Manual (Page 52)

Installing Access Manager
2-2 Access Manager 2000 User Manual
Hard disk storage considerations
The maximum available hard disk space is dependent on the size of your
hard drive and what version of DOS your PC is running. Up to a
maximum of 30 megabytes hard disk space can be available for Access
Manager data collection when using DOS 3.3. Newer versions of DOS
(for example, DOS 5.0) will allow for proportional storage space
depending on the size of the hard disk.
Communication
ports • 2 serial ports (if a dial-up
interface is being used) and
1 printer port
Also compatible:
• DigiBoard DigiCHANNEL MC/8
(PS/2 Model 80 compatible) serial
communications board (with 8
serial ports)
Modems • Hayes  1200, 2400, or 9600
baud (external
• AT&T 2224 (2400 baud
external
• An internal Hayes  modem works
only if it is configured to use
communications Port 1 (COM1) o
COM2.
• If Access Manager uses more
than two ports, using an internal
modem is not recommended.
Printer Epson LQ-1050 (132-column) printer
Statistical
Multiplexer The ComDesign RS2000 or SPX
series Statistical Multiplexer,
operating at up to 9600 baud, can b
added to an Access Manage
network as a routing multiplexer to
concentrate the communication lines
between Access Manager and
connected CSUs.
X.25 PAD Tested with NET TX7000 PAD.
Management
software pcANYWHERE III can be used
with Access Manager to
enable start-up and/or control
of Access Manager from a
remote terminal. Do not use newer versions of
pcANYWHERE.
Remote terminal • DEC VT100, o
• VT100 emulator
The remote terminal supported by
Access Manager through
pcANYWHERE software. This is
used for remote network
management applications, including
running Access Manager remotely
from an Accumaster site.
Parameter Requirements Recommendations and Notes