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% set services serial terminal-server server COM1 mode udp port 10000 remote address
192.168.1.12 port 10000
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The following shows how to enable a TCP terminal server on COM1:
% set services serial terminal-server server COM1 mode tcp-server port 30011 idle-timeout
30
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Monitoring
Each Terminal server has the same statistic information. Navigate to terminal server and select the server.
For example for a COM1 server - navigate to Serial ---> Basic Config / Terminal Server and then click
on COM1. The Terminal Service Status will be located at the end of the Server Details.
Figure 3-193. Terminal Server on COM1 Status Information
IP Tx Packets - The number of IP packets transmitted
IP Tx Bytes - The number of IP bytes transmitted
IP Rx Packets - The number of IP packets received
IP Rx Bytes - The number of IP bytes received
Serial Tx Packets - The number of serial packets transmitted
Serial Tx Bytes - The number of serial bytes transmitted
Serial Rx Packets - The number of serial packets received
Serial Rx Bytes - The number of serial bytes received
From the CLI - ensure the CLI is in operational mode. Follow the example below to view the state and
statistics:
> show services serial
SERIAL SERIAL SERIAL SERIAL
SERIAL IP TX IP TX IP RX IP RX TX TX RX RX
PORT PACKETS BYTES PACKETS BYTES PACKETS BYTES PACKETS BYTES
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
COM2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Remote Management Interfaces 3.8.15
Understanding
The Orbit MCR supports remote device management via SSH, HTTP/HTTPS, SNMP and NETCONF.
Each of these services can configured to only listen to specified IP addresses configured on the system.
This may be useful if there are multiple networks being routed between and it is not desirable to expose
management interfaces via one or more of the networks.