Verilink XEL XSP-100 SHARK IAP (9SA-USRS-9.0R1.02) Product Manual - Manual (Page 47)

Chapter 4. User Interface Hardware Connections
SHARK™ IAD User's Guide XEL P/N & Release: 9SA-USRS-9.0R1.02 Chapter 4-3
Figure 1: Connecting to Your SHARK™ IAD
Which
Interface are
you using?
Start Telnet
y On PC go to DOS prompt.
y Enter "Telnet" and the
SHARK
TM IAD's IP
address.
y Enter system at the login
prompt.
y Enter password at the
password prompt.
Yes
Minimum Setup needed:
y Workstation with an ethernet card.
y CAT5 cross over cable supplied.
y Shark unit equipped with at least a Power module
Router module, Cross Connect module and T1
WAN module.
CONNECT TO SHARK TM IAD
Using supplied crossover cable, connect SHARK TM IAD's
ethernet port to your workstation's ethernet port.
WORKSTATION SETUP
Reconfigure workstation to be on the same network as
the SHARK TM IAD's default IP settings.
LOGGING into Your SHARK TM IAD
y Enter a WEB browser session on workstation and
enter the IP address in the browser's URL line.
y Enter system at the login field.
y Enter password at the password field.
Go to GUI configuration Chapter of this
manual and proceed to configure to your
SHARK TM IAD.
Telnet
session?
No
Minimum Setup needed:
y Terminal or Terminal emulation software running on
a workstation.
y RS232 serial cable with at least one end equipped
with a 9 pin male connector.
y Shark TM IAD unit equipped with at least a Power
module Router module, Cross Connect module and
T1 WAN module.
WORKSTATION SETUP
Configure the terminal or terminal emulation software
communication settings.
Console port
or
Telnet
LOGGING IN
y Enter system in the login field.
y Enter password in the password field.
Initiate "Stepping" Mode
y Enter the Configurator.
y Start "stepping " mode.
Continue through the stepping mode
using the: "Using the Command Line
Interface CLI" chapter of this manual as a
reference.
When you have completed the stepping
mode, perform a system coldstart
command to activate your new settings.
Using the CLI through the
Console Port
Graphical
User Interface
(GUI)
Command
Line Interface
(CLI)
Using the CLI
during an
IP Telnet session