T/MonXM 4.7 User Manual

UM-TMN-470

Section Three - Network Setup

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Table 3.A - Ethernet TCP Port types and applications

T

able 3.B - Key commands available in the Ethernet TCP Port Definition screen

Finally, TCP ports must be defined to be available for use. Follow

these steps:

1. From the Remote Parameters screen for Port 28, press F1. This

command opens the Ethernet TCP Port Definition screen — See

Figure 3.3.

Note:

this screen can also be accessed from Ports 30-500 by pressing

F6.

2. Press Tab to select the default list for port type. Your choices are

TCP, TELNET-Raw, TELNET, UDP, and ICMP. For a descrip-

tion of TCP port types — see Table 3.A.

3. If you selected TELNET or TELNET-Raw, you must enter an IP

address. If you selected other port types, the cursor will skip over

the IP Address field.

4. You must enter a TCP port number. Certain port numbers are

reserved for specific uses. If an application requires a reserved

TCP port number, the correct number will be listed in the section

of the T/MonXM User Manual that describes the application and

on the Remote Parameters screen for the port.

5. If you want, enter a description in the Description field.

6. Press F8 to save your changes.

Step Three:

TCP Ports

Field

Description

TCP

Responders, Remote Access, T/GrafX, HTTP Server, RAS, FTP Server, Craft,

SNMP Processor Trap

TELNET-RAW Interrogators, ASCII Input, Craft, E-Mail, FTP Data Transfer

TELNET

Same as Telnet-Raw

Note: to be used only when Telnet Negotiation is required.

UDP

Interrogators, Responders, SNMP Trap Processor, SNMP Agent, Network Time

ICMP

Ping

Function Key

Description

Ta b

Open default list of TCP port types.

F1

Interrogators, ASCII Input, Craft, E-Mail, FTP Data Transfer

F3

BLANK port definition entry.

F8

Save port definition entries.

F10/Esc

Exit Ethernet TCP Port Definition screen without saving changes.