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162 C
HAPTER
11: C
ONFIGURING THE
RAS 1500
ROUTER
Disconnect Command
To disconnect a user (disconnect and leave the user in an inactive state),
use the following command:
disconnect user <user_name>
Reboot Command
Use the
reboot
command to recycle the system. But first, be sure to use
the
save all
command to preserve any configuration changes.
Dial-in User Message
Use the
set switched interface
command to display a
configurable message to your dial-in users when the connection is set
over the specified modem. This information is helpful for diagnostic
purposes. Using the
show user
command displays the message as it
was configured. The options are:
■
$date
— current date according to system uptime
■
$callid
— user call number according to system uptime
■
$port
— port occupied by user (rm0/mod:y)
■
$hostname
— user host name
■
$sysname
— user system name (same as hostname)
■
$time
— time of call according to system uptime
Like all CLI string values, the message must be enclosed in quotations.
Example:
set switched interface rm0/slot1/mod:1 message “Welcome to
the Stack, $hostname. You’re Caller # $callid connected on
$port at $time on $date.”
Upon dial-up, RAS 1500 will display:
Welcome to the Stack, janedoe. You're Caller #2345 connected
on rm0/slot1/mod:1 at 5:39 pm on September 5, 2001.
Exiting the CLI Bye, Exit, Leave, Quit Commands
The
bye
,
exit
,
leave
, and
quit
commands all serve to shut down the
CLI but leave the connection open.