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Management Networks for Dell EMC Networking Configuration Guide
Notes, cautions, and warnings Introduction Management Network Selection Console Management Out-of-band Management Networks In-band Management Networks Managing Dell EMC Servers Remote Access Security Considerations Using a Terminal Emulator
Using a Terminal Emulator
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Using a Terminal Emulator

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Using a Terminal Emulator

  • Terminal emulators are commonly used applications for accessing and managing devices on a network. They are used in conjunction with console ports, console servers, OOB Ethernet, and in-band Ethernet management networks. This section provides examples of connecting to a managed device using a Windows-based terminal emulator.

    This appendix provides two basic examples:

    • Using a terminal emulator for local access (with a workstation COM port and console cable) > To access the console port on a single device
    • Using a terminal emulator for remote access (over Ethernet) > To access console server, Ethernet OOB, and Ethernet in-band devices