Cooper SMP 4 - Locking or Unlocking All Incoming RAS Dialup Connections

SMP Gateway User Manual • 107
Data Point Description
_smp___dialupInUse This binary input point indicates whether or not there is
communication in progress via an incoming RAS dialup
connection.
_smp___passthru<connection>Enable This binary output point is used to lock or unlock a
particular passthrough connection. The name of the
connection, as defined in SMP Config, is included in the
name of the data point.
_smp___passthru<connection>Enabled This binary input point indicates whether a particular
passthrough connection is currently enabled or disabled.
_smp___passthru<connection>InUse This binary input point indicates whether a particular
passthrough connection is currently active.
The following sections explain the various methods available to lock/unlock RAS/passthrough
connections.
13.8.1 Locking or Unlocking All Incoming RAS Dialup
Connections
The control center can lock all incoming RAS dialup connections at any time, regardless of
whether or not there is communication in progress. When the SMP Gateway restarts, RAS dialup
connections’ lock information is preserved.
There are 2 ways to lock or unlock incoming RAS dialup connections:
Method 1
 In the SMP Manager window, select the SMP Gateway and start a Telnet session.
 Type the command that starts the RAS manager:
RASMGR
 Type the command that toggles between locking and unlocking incoming dialup connections.
X
The following example illustrates how you can lock, and then unlock RAS dialup connections.
(H) Help, (Q) Quit [h]: x
Do you want to lock the incoming dialup connections? [N]: y
The incoming dialup connections are now locked.
(H) Help, (Q) Quit [h]: x
Do you want to unlock the incoming dialup connections? [Y]: n
The incoming dialup connections are now unlocked.