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11-28-2000 09:02 AM
11-28-2000 09:02 AM
Console control from VT session.
Is there any way to take console control from the current console and direct it to a virtual session? I would like to get to the GSP from a telnet session.
Thank you.
Thank you.
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11-28-2000 09:16 AM
11-28-2000 09:16 AM
Re: Console control from VT session.
Hi.
Perhaps I don't understand your goal. It is possible to configure your lan console (n-class, L-class) to accept incoming telnet connections, assuming that it is connected to your network.
Are you asking if you can access the gsp while logged in to the system already? I believe that this is possible as well, but I'd have to go dig up my notes....
-tjh
Perhaps I don't understand your goal. It is possible to configure your lan console (n-class, L-class) to accept incoming telnet connections, assuming that it is connected to your network.
Are you asking if you can access the gsp while logged in to the system already? I believe that this is possible as well, but I'd have to go dig up my notes....
-tjh
I learn something new everyday. (usually because I break something new everyday)
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11-28-2000 09:26 AM
11-28-2000 09:26 AM
Re: Console control from VT session.
Thomas,
Actually it was a bone headed stunt on my part. We are using a test server (L2000) to run senerios of lost connectivity, and I used the secure web console to get to the GSP and turn on the lan console. Now I get a blank web console with no control. The server is in a remote location and I could go and hook up a laptop, but I wanted to see if there is a way to change it back by getting console control over telnet, or some setting I can do manually and then re-boot.
Thanks for the help,
Joe
Actually it was a bone headed stunt on my part. We are using a test server (L2000) to run senerios of lost connectivity, and I used the secure web console to get to the GSP and turn on the lan console. Now I get a blank web console with no control. The server is in a remote location and I could go and hook up a laptop, but I wanted to see if there is a way to change it back by getting console control over telnet, or some setting I can do manually and then re-boot.
Thanks for the help,
Joe
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