Changes between Version 12 and Version 13 of telehouse_serial_access

Timestamp:

Oct 2, 2007, 1:37:31 PM (17 years ago)

Author:

Daniel Kahn Gillmor

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telehouse_serial_access

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-== How do I connect to a Telehouse server via the serial port? ==
+== How do I connect to an MF/PL server located at Telehouse via the serial port? ==
 
-At Telehouse, we have installed an [http://www.lavalink.com/index.php?id=232 Octopus 550] in `sylvia`, a domU that is installed on Octavia. An Octopus 550 is a pci card that has 8 serial lines coming out of it. Octavia already has two built-in serial lines. Octavia's first built-in serial line is outputting a getty for Octavia itself. The second built-in serial line is going to shadow. The remaining 8 serial lines are connected to other servers in our rack.
+In the MF/PL Telehouse rack, we have installed an [http://www.lavalink.com/index.php?id=232 Octopus 550] in `sylvia`, a domU that is installed on `octavia`. An Octopus 550 is a pci card that has 8 serial lines coming out of it. `octavia` already has two built-in serial lines. `octavia`'s first built-in serial line is outputting the console for `octavia` itself. The second built-in serial line is controlling `shadow`'s console. The remaining 8 serial lines are connected to other servers in our rack.
 
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-We can also setup additional users that have read-only access to the sessions created by each of these usernames.
+We can also setup additional users that have read-only access to the sessions created by each of these usernames, should that be desirable.  You can request such access by creating a [/newticket ticket].
 
 In addition - we have a serial line running from `leslie`'s `/dev/ttyUSB0` that goes to `octavia`'s built-in serial port 1, so that `octavia`'s console itself is remotely accessible, and logged.  You can connect to octavia's console with: