Axel AX3000 User Manual

Installing under UNIX/LINUX
AX3000 Models 90 - User's Manual 201
- Server: selected from the server table (see Chapter 3.1.4). A new server
can be added by selecting 'IP address' or 'Server Name'.
- Connection Properties: see Chapter 8.1.8
- Display Parameters: see Chapter 8.1.4.
- Additional Parameters: allows certain emulation parameters to be
changed. (See Chapter 8.1.5)
- Editing Keyboard table: allows certain keys to be remapped. (See
Chapter 8.1.5)
- Key Mapping: allows all of the keys to be remapped. (See Chapter 8.1.5)
- Coloring mode: allows monochrome applications to be displayed in
color. (See Chapter 8.1.6)
- Palette: lets colors to be remapped. (See Chapter 8.1.5)
8.1.2 - Protocols: telnet, tty, ssh, ssh2 or serial
Connecting a character based session can be done:
- Either in TCP/IP mode via telnet, tty or ssh2 protocols
- Or in serial mode (RS232) by using a USB-Serial adaptor
a) The TELNET Protocol
The telnet server is a standard module of the Unix/Linux TCP/IP stack. The
AX3000 can immediately open a client telnet session, without any additional
software or alteration to the Unix/Linux settings.
Main characteristics of a telnet session:
- Dynamic allocation of pseudo-terminals (ptty),
- System access is controlled by a 'login', which is generated by the telnetd
daemon,
- The value of the TERM environment variable is negotiated after the login
stage. (See Chapter 8.1.8 for default TERM values.)
b) The TTY Protocol
The tty server is an Axel proprietary protocol. Additional software is required
(see Chapter 8.4).

Axel AX3000 Specifications

General

Brand	Axel
Model	AX3000
Category	Server
Language	English