Accessing Telephone Exchange Switch Terminal

Does anyone know how to connect to a telephone exchange switch terminal using command line.
Information I have about the switch is
1. Its an Ericsson AXE 10
2. IP Address and the port no
After doing some research online I found out that VT 100 or VT 102 terminal are the 2 kind of terminals which may be hardwired to the Ericsson switch.
Hp-Unix box will be used to issue commands.
I tried 'telnet [ipaddress] [port]'
The response "Trying...." and just sat over there.
Once I get the communication channel going we have to automate the whole process of connecting to the switch and issue switch commands like ''ANESP:ES=ALL;� and get the output in a file.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Manny

manibhat wrote:
Does anyone know how to connect to a telephone exchange switch terminal using command line.
Information I have about the switch is
1. Its an Ericsson AXE 10
2. IP Address and the port no
After doing some research online I found out that VT 100 or VT 102 terminal are the 2 kind of terminals which may be hardwired to the Ericsson switch.It's been a while, but don't VT100's just have a normal serial port?
If you can find a laptop with a serial port (probably a cheap and/or used one would) then you could attach that instead and use terminal software of some kind. But then, I'm surprised that they mentioned VT10* terminals, since most terminals had serial ports. My ancient adm3a, encased in bubble wrap, has a serial port. Did the info you find say that ONLY vt10* can be used, or did it just mention that a vt100 may be used.
Hp-Unix box will be used to issue commands. Uh, OK. I presume you mean that you just happen to be using that kind of box; I don't see how it's relevant otherwise. (Though... are you sure that this box doesn't happen to have a serial port?)
I tried 'telnet [ipaddress] [port]'
The response "Trying...." and just sat over there. What, the switch hasn't been set up to respond to net connections?
Once I get the communication channel going we have to automate the whole process of connecting to the switch and issue switch commands like ''ANESP:ES=ALL; and get the output in a file.
Any help would be appreciated. Without any knowledge of that device, I'm assuming that your problem is: you have a device that can be accessed either via a net connection, or via a plain terminal over the serial port. But the device hasn't been set up for net connections yet. So you're trying to figure out how to connect to it over the serial port so you can set it up.
Is that correct?
If so, I'd suggest getting a serial cable and terminal software for a PC or possibly that HP box, rather than trying to find a VT100 terminal, which may be difficult at this point.
This is all just wild guessing. Maybe someone who knows about the device would have a more informed answer.
PS: What does this have to do with Java?

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