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Using Inbound Telnet to Access the Technician Interface

Versions 7.60 and later allow you to use Telnet to establish a Technician Interface

session with a router.

To make Telnet a configurable option in the Protocols menu, create and enable

TCP and the Telnet server from the Configuration Manager window as follows:

Choose Protocols

Global Protocols

TCP

Create TCP.

Choose Protocols

Global Protocols

Telnet Server

Create Telnet

Server.

The Telnet Configuration window opens.

Change the settings, or use the default settings, then click on OK.

Unlike the Series 5 software, more than one user can establish an inbound or

outbound Telnet session with a router at the same time. However, Nortel Networks

does not recommend multiple Telnet sessions because the memory required to

maintain multiple TCP connections can affect system performance.

For detailed instructions on how to establish a Telnet connection to a router, see

Using Technician Interface Software.

To resolve problems, see “Troubleshooting Telnet, FTP, and TFTP” in Chapter 6.

Note:

Nortel Networks strongly recommends that you learn how to establish

an inbound Telnet session with the router in order to troubleshoot problems

from a remote site.

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