Cisco D9824 User Manual

Setup Menu
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Protocols
The Protocols menu allows you to control remote access protocols (Telnet, SSH, HTTP, and
SNMP) to the IRD.
Menu Item
Description
Port Number
Parameters
Telnet
Controls Telnet access to the
IRD.
TCP port #23
Enable (default) - Allow
Telnet connections.
Disable - Disables the
listener for the Telnet port.
SSH
Controls SSH access to the IRD.
TCP port #22
Enable (default) - Allow
secure shell connections.
Disable - Disables the
listener for the SSH port.
HTTP
Controls HTTP access to the
IRD.
TCP port #80 for
HTTP.
TCP port #443
for HTTPS.
Disable - Disables the
listener for the HTTP port.
Enable (default) - Allow
web connections.
Secure - Encrypted access
to the webserver (HTTPS).
For more information, see
Protocol Control Settings
(on page 247).
SNMP
Controls SNMP access to the
IRD.
UDP port #161
Enable (default) - Allow
SNMP connections.
Disable - Disables the
listener for the SNMP port.
MPE
Sets whether the MPE data is
forwarded to the network.
Note: The transcoder supports
up to a maximum of 10 Mbps
throughput when forwarding
1500 byte packets.
N/A
Fwd None - The MPE data
is not forwarded to the
network.
Fwd All - All the MPE data
is forwarded to the
network.
Fwd Filtered - Only the
MPE data from the defined
Static Multicast Filtering
table is forwarded to the
network. For more
information on configuring
the Static Multicast
Filtering table, see To Add a
Static Multicast Filtering
(on page 254).

Cisco D9824 Specifications

General

Brand	Cisco
Model	D9824
Category	Receiver
Language	English