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> 2. Assign a telnet port to EACH s* port in the setup for DEVICE service.
> Set s1, for example, so its device service is Telnet and the telnet port
> is 2001. Then you can "telnet <ip of pm> 2001" and go DIRECTLY to jail!
> I mean home!
Note to everyone: Realize that doing this could let people bypass security
precautions you have and give anyone direct console access to devices
if/when they learn what port/pm they need to telnet to. I do it (only
because pm11's don't have the attach command:<) but also have a filter on
the ethernet port which only allows telnets to the ports (mine are numbered
6001-6010) and to port 23 for admin access from inside my network.
> > We also want to use the box to do outbound fax calls as virtual tty
> > devices but, that's next weeks project.
>
> Heh, well that is where in.pmd comes in.
Which Lucent/Livingston refuses to support on many platforms <grr>..
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