Accessing Device - Revision history

Cbilodeau: remove product family

2016-07-11T16:09:31Z

remove product family

Cbilodeau: moved TMG:Accessing Device to Accessing Device: device agnostic

2016-07-11T16:02:03Z

moved TMG:Accessing Device to Accessing Device: device agnostic

Allyntree: /* SSH */

2016-06-03T20:02:33Z

SSH

Allyntree: /* SSH */

2016-06-03T20:02:01Z

SSH

Allyntree: /* Serial Connection */

2016-06-03T20:00:52Z

Serial Connection

Allyntree: /* Web Portal */

2016-06-03T20:00:22Z

Web Portal

Cbilodeau: simplify links

2016-06-03T17:41:08Z

simplify links

Cbilodeau: replace link to installation guide

2016-06-03T13:59:23Z

replace link to installation guide

Luc Morissette: Updated page

2014-01-31T16:58:09Z

Updated page

Luc Morissette: Added information about SSH

2014-01-31T16:35:53Z

Added information about SSH

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-There are 3 ways to access the [[Tmedia]].
+There are 3 ways to access the [[Tmedia]], [[Tsig]] or [[Tsbc]].
 == Web Portal ==
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 == SSH ==
-The SSH connection is used to manage the [[Tmedia]] device like [[TMG:Change_Management_IP_Address|changing the management IP address]], modifying the default password of the management interface or for advanced troubleshooting.<br />
+The SSH connection is used to manage the device like [[TMG:Change_Management_IP_Address|changing the management IP address]], modifying the default password of the management interface or for advanced troubleshooting.<br />
 [http://www.putty.org/ Putty] is a common tool for accessing devices using SSH. With this tools, you need to enter the IP address of the management port and select the SSH connection type (default TCP port is 22).  From any linux server, you can use the SSH command line option. Other tools are also available.
-See section 'Connecting to the Tmedia Management Interface' of your [[Tmedia]] model [[Tmedia_Installation|installation guide]] for more information.
+See section 'Connecting to the Management Interface' of your product [[Product_Installation|installation guide]] for more information.
 == Serial Connection ==
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 [http://www.putty.org/ Putty] can be used to access the serial port using standard parameters: 9600-8-N-1.
-See section 'Connecting to the Serial Port' of your [[Tmedia]] model [[Tmedia_Installation|installation guide]] for more information.
+See section 'Connecting to the Serial Port' of your product  [[Product_Installation|installation guide]] for more information.
 == Related Links ==
 *[[Password_less_ssh|Password Less SSH]]
 *[[How_to_setup_ssh_tunnel_with_PuTTY|How to setup SSH tunnel with Putty]]
-*[[Gateway_Installation|Installation guides]]
+*[[Product_Installation|Installation guides]]

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 [http://www.putty.org/ Putty] is a common tool for accessing devices using SSH. With this tools, you need to enter the IP address of the management port and select the SSH connection type (default TCP port is 22).  From any linux server, you can use the SSH command line option. Other tools are also available.
-See the section 'Connecting to the Tmedia Management Interface' of your [[Tmedia]] model [[Tmedia_Installation|installation guide]] for more information.
+See section 'Connecting to the Tmedia Management Interface' of your [[Tmedia]] model [[Tmedia_Installation|installation guide]] for more information.
 == Serial Connection ==

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 [http://www.putty.org/ Putty] is a common tool for accessing devices using SSH. With this tools, you need to enter the IP address of the management port and select the SSH connection type (default TCP port is 22).  From any linux server, you can use the SSH command line option. Other tools are also available.
-See also the section 3.2 'Connecting to the Tmedia Management Interface' of your [[Tmedia]] model [[Tmedia_Installation|installation guide]] for more information.
+See the section 'Connecting to the Tmedia Management Interface' of your [[Tmedia]] model [[Tmedia_Installation|installation guide]] for more information.
-−
 == Serial Connection ==

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 == Serial Connection ==
-The serial connection is use when the SSH connection is unavailable or for advanced troubleshooting.<br />
+The serial connection is used when the SSH connection is unavailable or for advanced troubleshooting.<br />
 [http://www.putty.org/ Putty] can be used to access the serial port using standard parameters: 9600-8-N-1.
 See section 'Connecting to the Serial Port' of your [[Tmedia]] model [[Tmedia_Installation|installation guide]] for more information.
 == Related Links ==

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 == Web Portal ==
-The web portal is use to configure the line interfaces, signaling stacks, routes, etc.
+The web portal is used to configure the line interfaces, signaling stacks, routes, and more.
-−
-It is also use to retrieve status about the system. See [[Web_Portal|Web Portal]] for more information.
 == SSH ==

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 *[[Password_less_ssh|Password Less SSH]]
 *[[How_to_setup_ssh_tunnel_with_PuTTY|How to setup SSH tunnel with Putty]]
-*[[Gateway_Installation#Tmedia|TMG800 Installation guide]]
+*[[Gateway_Installation|Installation guides]]
-*[[Gateway_Installation#Tmedia|TMG3200 Installation guide]]
-*[[Gateway_Installation#Tmedia|TMG7800 Installation guide]]

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 == SSH ==
-The SSH connection is use to manage the [[Tmedia]] device like changing the Ip address, password of the management interface or advance troubleshooting.
+The SSH connection is used to manage the [[Tmedia]] device like changing the IP address, modifying the default password of the management interface or for advance troubleshooting.<br />
-See the section 3.2 'Connecting to the Tmedia Management Interface' of your [[Tmedia]] model [[Tmedia_Installation|installation guide]] for more information.
+[http://www.putty.org/ Putty] is a common tool for accessing devices using SSH. With this tools, you need to enter the IP address of the management port and select the SSH connection type (default TCP port is 22).  From any linux server, you can use the SSH command line option. Other tools are also available.
 == Serial Connection ==