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AT-S10 Management Software User’s Guide

The Diagnostics screen is the only place on the user interface where the

MAC address is displayed.

The results for each test will either indicate Good or Failed. Diagnostic

tests may be run on any module within a department concentrator. If the

currently selected module has a failure and can no longer communicate

across the backplane bus, the message “Module does not respond”

appears. Note that these diagnostics are limited since they must be

executed while the system is running, that is, not ofﬂine.

If any tests indicate a failure, contact Allied Telesyn immediately. See

Appendix C, “Where To Find Us,” for information on how to contact the

nearest location.

Connect to a

Remote Hub

When you choose Connect to a remote hub from the Main Menu, you

see the following menu:

This option initiates an outbound (Telnet) session from a TurboStack hub

to other TurboStack hubs in your network, whether or not you have loaded

IP addresses. This option is useful when you are managing remote

networks. With a modem attached to the RS-232 port of one of the hubs at

the remote site, you can dial into the network and directly manage the

remote hub attached to the modem. Using the Connect command, you

may then also manage other Allied Telesyn intelligent devices on the

remote network.

NOTE

If you are specifying the hub by its user-assigned name, be sure to enclose

the name in single quotation marks (e.g., ‘Sunnyvale’).

When the connection is established, you see the Omega main menu from

the remote hub. When you are done, disconnect the Telnet circuit by

choosing Quit form the main menu.

Sunnyvale

Please specify the hub to connect to:

The hub may be identified by name (‘hub name’),

by IP address (128.2.3.4), or by Ethernet address (0000F4 123456)

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