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12-28-1999 05:52 AM
12-28-1999 05:52 AM
Using an HP DTC 72MX as a "console server"
As anybody done that? How did you it? What kind of
cables did you use, and what did you configure the
DTC port?
Thanks.
cables did you use, and what did you configure the
DTC port?
Thanks.
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12-29-1999 05:36 PM
12-29-1999 05:36 PM
Re: Using an HP DTC 72MX as a "console server"
Richard,
We have used this type of setup successfully in the Response Centre in the UK
to connect from our PC's/workstations to obtain access to a 3000/9000 server
console port. Connections are made through telnet and/or a unix shell script
using KERMIT to read and write to/from a device file created using OCD/DDFA on
the 9000. Majority is via the KERMIT script though.
For a telnet connection to a DTC port you can assign the port a unique IP# or
use :
telnet IP# PORT#
where port number is calculated as :
PORT # = (BOARD# * 32 + PORT# + 1) * 256 + 23
The setup we have here is :
OpenView DTCMGR 14.4
DTC72MX with RJ45 DIRECT connect ports (DDP's)
The ports on the DTC72MX are configured as HOST ports (ie. NOT TERMINAL or
PRINTER) - it is classed as BACK TO BACK configuration.
The cabling used is RJ45 to a DB25 convertor (1-3, 3-2, 6-7 ; BLACK box
convertor # is FA027 which is a Female DB25).
Unfortunately the HOST port option of DTCMGR is only available with OVDTCMGR or
DTCMGR/RX and is not yet available in DTCMGR/UX.
Hope this gives you a start.
We have used this type of setup successfully in the Response Centre in the UK
to connect from our PC's/workstations to obtain access to a 3000/9000 server
console port. Connections are made through telnet and/or a unix shell script
using KERMIT to read and write to/from a device file created using OCD/DDFA on
the 9000. Majority is via the KERMIT script though.
For a telnet connection to a DTC port you can assign the port a unique IP# or
use :
telnet IP# PORT#
where port number is calculated as :
PORT # = (BOARD# * 32 + PORT# + 1) * 256 + 23
The setup we have here is :
OpenView DTCMGR 14.4
DTC72MX with RJ45 DIRECT connect ports (DDP's)
The ports on the DTC72MX are configured as HOST ports (ie. NOT TERMINAL or
PRINTER) - it is classed as BACK TO BACK configuration.
The cabling used is RJ45 to a DB25 convertor (1-3, 3-2, 6-7 ; BLACK box
convertor # is FA027 which is a Female DB25).
Unfortunately the HOST port option of DTCMGR is only available with OVDTCMGR or
DTCMGR/RX and is not yet available in DTCMGR/UX.
Hope this gives you a start.
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