Logging on from a terminal, Dual trunk e1 router – Black Box LRU4240 User Manual
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a.
Emulation
field to at VT-100
b.
Backscroll buffer lines
to 500.
Press
Ok.
You can now log on to the Dual Trunk E1 Router.
Logging On from a Terminal
To log on to the unit, you must first obtain the unit ID of the device. The unit ID is printed on a
small sticker on the back or bottom of the device. You can also retrieve the unit ID via the UNIT
CONFIG option of the front panel. For information on using the front panel, see
.
New units have no password assigned. If you are logging in for the first time, you will not need to
enter a password. Press return at the prompt and Menu 1, Main Status will appear. Systems with
blank IDs are always logged on and cannot be logged off until a unit ID is assigned. For
information on assigning an ID, refer to
“Setting ID, Date, Time, and Network Timing” on page 34
.
The default ID is always a 6-character alphanumeric string that identifies the unit.
If you wish to display or verify the unit ID, press
Ctrl-x
five times to display all devices
connected to the terminal.
To log on to the Dual Trunk E1 Router:
1. Press
Ctrl-x
, type the unit ID, and press
Return
.
If password is enabled, the system prompts for a password.
Now you need a password to log on:
2. Type the Superuser or normal user password and press
Return
(For more information on normal and Superuser rights, see
“Configuring Access Rights” on
Menu-1, Main Status, appears.
If this menu does not appear, you may have an incorrect ID, a faulty connection on the
COMM Port, or an incorrect COMM Port configuration.
3. Refer to
for Dual Trunk E1 Router messages during logon.
Table 3-5
Login Prompts
System Messages
Action
Condition
The Terminal User Interface is
already in use
Please enter the Superuser
password to force the other
user to log off or press
Ctrl-
x
and try again later.
Normal user logged on via Telnet.
Superuser is already logged into
the Terminal User Interface. Try
again later.
Press
Ctrl-x
and try again
later.
Superuser logged on.