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The Message Networking system supports both local access and remote access for
system administration. Local access for administration is supported
using the Message Networking system's dedicated monitor and keyboard. Remote
access for administration is supported through a terminal and modem
connected to the USB or serial port on the CPU or via the LAN.
Caution! The Message Networking system allows more than one person to
perform the same function on the same screen, for example, adding
a subscriber to the Message Networking system database. However, if two people
happen to be editing the same subscriber's profile, only the changes
made by the person who saves the screen last are written to the
system database. The other person's changes are lost.
Configurations and remote access sequences vary widely, depending
on the site. You may need to refer to the documentation for your
terminal or terminal emulator to find the remote access procedure
that applies to your particular situation.
Tip: Depending on your terminal emulator, you might have
trouble correctly viewing some of the Message Networking screens. Try making
changes from the terminal emulator's Controls or
Options menu. In particular, try turning word wrap
or wraparound off.
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