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Terminal Server User Guide
Command descriptions
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set port
Syntax: set port
Description: This function allows a user to set the parameters for their port, or the administrator to set the
parameters for any port. The user will be prompted for each parameter in this section (e.g:
speed, parity, etc.).
set port [number]
This allows the administrator to set all of the port parameters for the indicated port.The user
will be prompted for each parameter in this section.
set port [number] [access, flow, hardware, options, tcp, user]
This allows the administrator to set all of the port parameters for the indicated port in the
indicated section. E.g. set port 1 access would prompt through the access section of the port
screen 1. If no number is given, it gives your current port parameters.
set server
This function allows the administrator to alter the Terminal Server set-up including initial IP
address and name.
set slip [IP address]
This function causes the port to go into SLIP mode provided secure is not set to LAN. You
can specify an IP address to used by the remote host.
set ppp [IP address]
This function causes the port to go into PPP mode provided secure is not set to LAN. You
can specify an IP address to used by the remote host.
set password [admin] or [login]
This function allows you to change the admin or login passwords of the Terminal Server.
Note
The remote access functions of your Terminal Server unit are not configurable from CLI
(for example, the Access section of the Administrative Menu).