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EQXPRI:~#ls

bin Desktop dotfiles lib log patches pub src typescript worklog

EQXPRI:~#ls -la typescript

-rw-r--r-- 1 marcs 1005 0 2007-11-27 15:52 typescript

EQXPRI:~#exit

EQXPRI:~#cp ~/ typescript /mnt/usb

scp

scp can be used to copy files between linux machines.

Copy file.deb from the current machine to 192.168.1.100

scp /mnt/usb/file.deb 192.168.1.100:/etc

tcpdump

tcpdump is a tool to monitor network traffic. It can be used to verify that the correct messages are being

sent. It also narrows down where a problem is originating. You will only see traffic between the machine

running tcpdump and the machines it is talking to, unless you have a hub rather than a switch.

To monitor traffic to a quartz QMC, replace the IP Address with the IP address of the QMC you wish to

monitor.

tcpdump tcp and port 23 and host 192.168.49.233

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Table of Contents1
Overview5
Eqx Server Specifications5
Installing Debian Etch os6
Installing the Eqx Server7
Operating the Eqx Server8
Requirements for Using the Web Config Tool8
Getting Started: Setting up Your Router System8
Figure 4-1: Welcome Screen8
Figure 4-2: Login Screen9
Figure 4-3: EQX Server Uploaded10
Figure 4-4: Change Sets11
Figure 4-5: Configuration Management11
Defining Your Routing Devices12
Figure 4-6: Server: Devices Tab12
Establishing Tielines13
Figure 4-7: Server - Tielines Tab13
Global SRC Availability14
Figure 4-8: Device List14
Figure 4-9: Server: Global SRC Availability15
Global Aliases16
Figure 4-10: Global Aliases16
Figure 4-11: Import/Export Aliases17
Figure 4-12: Prefix18
Figure 4-13: Aliases19
Figure 4-14: Source Aliases20
Working with the Eqx Sever21
Panel Profiles21
Figure 4-15: Profiles21
Figure 4-16: Profiles Tab22
Figure 4-17: Modify Password22
Figure 4-18: Destinations23
Figure 4-19: Destinations24
Figure 4-20: Prefixes24
Figure 4-21: Destination Aliases25
Figure 4-22: Virtual Destinations26
Figure 4-23: Profile Sources26
Figure 4-24: Profile - Source Availability27
Figure 4-25: Profile - Source Prefixes27
Figure 4-26: Profile - Source Aliases28
Configuring the Interfaces29
Figure 4-27: Profile - Virtual Sources29
Figure 4-28: Panel Layout with Layout List30
Figure 4-29: Evertz Router Control Panel Configuration Tool30
Table 4-1: Button Description31
Figure 4-30: Panel Management32
Figure 4-31: New Panel32
Figure 4-32: CP-2200E Panel List33
Figure 4-33: Other Panels33
Reports34
Figure 4-34: Symphony34
Figure 4-35: Reports Tab34
Web Config Tool Users35
Figure 4-36: Admin35
Appendix: Linux Crash Course36
Command Line Tips36
Useful Linux Commands36

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