10/100 LAN connectivity and port speeds to 230.4 kbit/s. Model number: DSC04-** Ports: 4 RJ45 Operating software DECserver Operating Software: DNAS (DECserver Network Access Software) includes several software images that run on the different hardware units. The DECserver is configured at the factory to request the correct image at initialization. As well as connecting terminals and being used as standard terminal servers, DECservers also support reverse connections (either LAT, or on later models Telnet) allowing them to be used as print servers or console servers. Firmware filenames The following are the filenames used for the firmware files that get downloaded by various DECserver terminal servers when they boot up and initialize: These filenames are specified in a network request from the terminal server at boot time, to initiate a MOP download of the firmware. On an Alpha, Itanium or VAX system running the OpenVMS operating system, these files are located in a directory named SYS$SYSROOT:[MOM$SYSTEM] which has system logical names of MOM$SYSTEM and MOM$LOAD if DECnet has been started. The DECserver device's hardware address must be specified in the DECnet node database in order for the firmware file to be loaded. The firmware's filename is not specified in the DECnet database, it is found in a network request from the terminal server. If the firmware file does not exist in the MOM$SYSTEM directory at the time of a load request, the terminal server will not complete its boot process, and an error message will be displayed on the OpenVMS operator's console (and written to SYS$MANAGER:OPERATOR.LOG) and this message will give the name of the missing file. References External links MOP for Linux DECnet and LAT for Linux Networking hardware DEC computers