2-22 Install and Configuration
Core I/O Remote Console Port Configuration
The internal modem port on the core I/O card must also be configured as Logical Device 21. This is done
in
NMMGR from MANAGER.SYS. The following procedure needs to be done one time.
1. Run NMMGR from MANGER.SYS.
2. The first screen is the
Open Configuration/Directory File Screen.
3. Press the [F1] (open config) key to reach the main screen.
4. Press the [F1] (DTS) key to reach the Host Configuration screen.
5. Press [F4] (
Go To UserPort) key to reach the HP Support Modem Port screen.
6. Modify the screen fields as shown below:
Logical Device: 21
Line Speed: 9600
Modem: 1 [US Modem]
Parity: None
7. Press [F6] (Save Data) to save the configuration data.
8. Press the [
Home] key to position the cursor on the command line at the top of the screen.
9. Type
VALIDATE
and press [Enter]
10. Press [F2] (Validate DTS/LINK). Validating the DTS/LINK also cross validates NMCONFIG with
SYSGEN.
11. Exit
NMMGR by returning through the previous screens, or type EXIT at the command line.
Anytime a change is made to the system configuration in SYSGEN, it is necessary to reboot the system in
order for the changes to take effect.
Enabling or Disabling Remote Access Hardware
Once the internal modem is configured for remote access, the computer needs to be enabled, or disabled.
Also at this point, you can select either the internal or external mode. An internal or external modem can
be used for dialout/dialin on an HP computer system. However, only one of these modems can be used at a
time. The line speed between the internal modem and the system defaults to 19,200 bits/sec and is not
configurable. The line speed for the external modem can be configured at 19200, 9600, 2400, or 1200 bits/
sec. To enable, disable, or select which modem to use for the remote access, perform the following steps:
1. Put the key switch in the SERVICE mode.
2. At the system console, press
[CTRL]+B. This puts you into the command mode.
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