Caché System Administration Guide - InterSystems Documentation

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Connecting to Remote Servers
You can control remote instances from a Telnet session, from the Remote System Access submenu
on the Caché Cube on Windows, or from a URI generated from the Web server and instance information.
To use the utilities on the Remote System Access submenu for a remote instance:
1. Define a remote server connection to add the server to the preferred server list.
2. Click the Caché Cube and point to Remote System Access.
3. Point to a cube utility and then click the server name.
You may also connect to a remote instance of Caché from a Telnet session:
1. Click the Caché Cube and point to Remote System Access.
2. Click Caché Telnet, connect to the remote server, and log on to the Caché system with your username
and password. Alternatively, if the server is on the preferred server list, point to Terminal
and then click the server name.
You can remotely log into a Caché instance on any supported platform from a terminal running on a
PC or from any workstation client capable of running Telnet. This client may have only utilities and
not a Caché server instance. The version of Caché on the client machine in most cases, must be the
same or a later version of the Caché system it manages.
Note:
On the Mac OS X platform you can also use SSH from a command prompt on Windows to
connect to your OS X machine and then connect with the following command:
sudo /sbin/service telnet start
You can also use Caché Server Pages (CSP) with a remote Web server. This is a common setup to
manage an OpenVMS Caché instance using the System Management Portal, which itself is a CSP
application.
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