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Appendix B

Using Out-of-Band Access to Transfer Files

This appendix describes

how to use the xmodem command to perform out-of-

band ﬁle transfers. The

xmodem command enables you to transfer ﬁles between

remote workstations and Bay Networks routers when all IP routing paths between

them are down. You cannot use the

xmodem command to transfer ﬁles between

Bay Networks routers.

Overview

Both UNIX and 386/486 DOS remote workstations allow you to log in to the

Technician Interface port of a router and enter

xmodem commands. However,

each type of workstation uses a different utility program for opening and closing

out-of-band (dial) connections between workstation and router.

With a Sun workstation, you initially establish a connection by conﬁguring and

running the Terminal Interface Program (TIP). The program has two associated

ﬁles, /etc/phones and /etc/remote, in which you can enter setup information such

as the telephone number of a remote router (/etc/phones) and modem interface

settings (/etc/remote). You run the program by entering a

tip command with

appropriate syntax at the UNIX command line prompt.

With a 386/486 DOS workstation, you initially establish a connection by

conﬁguring and running the Bay Networks Terminal Program (ﬁlename wfterm).

To run the program, click on the Wfterm icon in the display of your Site Manager

workstation.

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