TELNET OPERATIONS

Common Usage Commands

  HELP will return this list.

  RESET resets the Gateway and its buffers, also disconnects any active socket

  connections.

  LOGOUT ends the current telnet session with the window, but does not kill any

  active socket connections.

  SHOW returns the send and receive statuses of all interfaces, any tasks that

  may be running, and IP addresses/application version that is currently loaded

  onto the gateway.

  CHANGE allows the user to issue commands to modify the configuration from the

  command line interface.

Change IP Addresses

  Issuing the change command before any IP address will change the IP addresses

  that the application is reading, but does not modify any IP addresses that

  were originally entered in the configuration program.

  Note: Any changes that were made in the telnet session with the Gateway must

  be mirrored in the configuration program, if a configuration is to be

  re-transferred with the changes that were made in the last Telnet session.

Load New/modified Configuration

  Type Change conf load enabled. This sets the flag for loading a new

  configuration.

  Type Show to verify that the flag has been changed to "enabled".

  Type Reset command. Once the Gateway receives the reset command, the

  connection will be terminated. Your Telnet Client will display the message

  "Connection to Host Lost". You must log back into the Gateway.

  Startup TFTP Server or Async Server program, the old configuration will be

  overwritten with the re-transferred configuration.

  Re-open a Telnet session with Gateway. If configuration is successfully

  reloaded, the conf load flag will report "disabled".

Note: User must re-enter the configuration program to re-transfer a new/modified

configuration (JBMGW50.CFG).

Load New Application

  Type change boot app load enabled. This sets the flag for loading a new

  application.

  Type show to verify that the flag has been changed to "enabled".

  If using a TFTP server, type change boot tftp ip 192.0.0.120 (example).

  Startup the TFTP Server or Async Server program, the old application can be

  overwritten with a new or upgraded application.

  Type the reset command. Once the Gateway receives the reset command, the

  connection will be terminated. Your Telnet Client will display the message

  "Connection to Host Lost". You must log back into the Gateway.

  Re-open a Telnet session with Gateway (You may have to wait 40-60 seconds

  while the new application is being written to memory). If application is

  successfully reloaded, the boot app load flag will report "disabled".

  Type show app. Verify that the name of the new application is reported.

Note: User must copy/overwrite the old application with a new/upgraded

application (JBMGW50.BIN).

Log Telnet Sessions

  Terminal -Start Logging will open telnet.log. User can rename file for

  uniqueness. Move this file to a text editor to view or print.

  Preferences-Stop Logging will end the current logging session.

Enlarge Telnet Window

  Terminal-Preferences-increase buffer size from 25 to 100.