Vertiv™ NetSure™ Control Unit (NCU) User Manual
TL1 Protocol
You can enable the TL1 port and set TL1 protocol parameters.
Figure 5.94 TL1 Protocol
• Port Activation: Select Enabled to enable the NCU TL1 port. The following parameters appear.
• Protocol Media: Select IPV4 or IPV6 per site requirements.
• Access Port: This specifies the Ethernet port number through which the TL1 telnet connection is to be established. Set per
site requirements.
• Port Keep-Alive: The NCU provides an optional ‘Keep-alive’ feature. This feature ensures that the TCP connection to the
remote client is maintained if desired by the User. Set per site requirements.
• Session Timeout: This specifies the maximum length of time in minutes that a User session can remain idle with no input
received before being logged off. The telnet connection is terminated when a User session timeout occurs. Set per site
requirements. Note that a “0” setting disables the session timeout feature.
• Auto Logon User: This specifies if a User session is automatically established for the designated User when a TL1 port
connection is established. Set per site requirements. Note that a “None” setting disables this feature. The auto logon User
can be set to any valid User whose name and password meet the TL1 criteria. If a User name or password is not valid, then it
will not be accepted and an error message displayed to indicate this.
• System Identifier (20 characters maximum): ASCII string with a maximum length of twenty characters. This is a unique
name which identifies the NCU in an NMA system. This data parameter is used to identify the destination of command
messages and the source of response and autonomous messages in an NMA system. Set per site requirements.
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