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Operating Systems AIX Connect HMC to remote servers Post 302538226 by Dardeer on Tuesday 12th of July 2011 07:43:27 AM
Old 07-12-2011
OK, so I used the open IP from the HMC. and there is no need to connect the remote server to the HMC switch, since the HMC can use its open/public IP to connect to managed system. everything is working now.... sort of

You see, I opened the right ports from the firewall, and the servers appear on my HMC and everything is fine. Except, when I open the virtual terminal and I can't type anything. no keys or letters are registered to the terminal.

After searching for this problem. I found that the output from lscons is /dev/vty1. And I connected the servers on HMC0 port. So I guess i need to change it to /dev/vty0. But lsdev -C | grep vty shows that vty0 is defined, and vty1, vty2 are available. I'm confused now. How to change this to vty0? And do I even need to change it? Is this even correct or should look elsewhere for the solution?

Thanks
 

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bssh/bvnc/bshell(1)					      General Commands Manual					       bssh/bvnc/bshell(1)

NAME
bssh/bvnc/bshell - Browse for SSH/VNC servers on the local network SYNOPSIS
bssh bvnc bshell DESCRIPTION
bssh/bvnc/bshell browses for SSH/VNC servers on the local network, shows them in a GUI for the user to select one and finally calls ssh/vncviewer after a selection was made. If the binary is called as bssh only ssh servers will be shown. If the binary is called as bvnc only VNC servers will be shown. If the binary is called as bshell both VNC and SSH servers are shown. OPTIONS
-s | --ssh Browse for SSH servers (and only SSH servers) regardless under which name the binary is called. -v | --vnc Browse for VNC servers (and only VNC servers) regardless under which name the binary is called. -S | --shell Browse for both VNC and SSH servers regardless under which name the binary is called. -d | --domain= DOMAIN Browse in the specified domain. If omitted bssh/bvnc/bshell will browse in the default browsing domain (usually .local) -h | --help Show help. SEE ALSO
avahi-browse(1), ssh(1), vncviewer(1) COMMENTS
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