Verilink Craft Interface (No Part Number) Product Manual - Manual (Page 2)

Using the Craft Interface
Craft-2 Verilink Craft Interface
Using Telnet Telnet access is available for the SCM, NCM and SCC controller
modules. Prior to accessing the Craft interface using Telnet you
must configure the Ethernet IP address and related network
parameters for the SCM, NCM or SCC you wish to connect to.
Therefore, the Craft interface must be accessed directly (through
the front panel) at least once to before Telnet can be used (see
previous section). You cannot use Telnet to access an NCC.
In a shell, terminal, browser, or Telnet application window, use a
command similar to the following (substitute the IP address of the
desired controller):
C:\> telnet 192.94.46.54
A message indicates you have connected to the controller:
Figure 1 Telnet Session Connecting to the NCM Node
Exiting From
Telnet
Exit from the P-shell and close the Telnet connection by typing
“exit” or pressing C
TRL -D at the pSH+> prompt.
Logging On Once the module has booted up, you will see some initialization
notices.
If there is a prompt pSH+>, type in “craft”.
The password prompt is: Your Password? If you are accessing the
node for the first time, press E
NTER at the password prompt.
Until you change it, the E NTER key is the default password.
NOTE: Some newer products use “verilink” as the default password. See
the user manual for the module you are using.
If you have changed the password, type the correct password (up to
eight characters, including spaces). The screen will display
placeholders (******) as you type the password. Press E
NTER .
The Craft interface Main Menu displays.
Timeout The Craft interface will time out after 15 minutes of inactivity and
automatically return to the pSH+> prompt.
Trying 192.94.46.54 ...
Connected to 192.94.46.54.
Escape character is '^]'.
pSOSystem (192.94.46.54)
Copyright (c) Integrated Systems, Inc., 1992.
Welcome to pSOSystem...
pSH+>