ELTEX MES23xx, Operation Manual

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no­repeat number consecutive characters in a new password.
no password complexity
no-repeat Restore the default value.
passwords complexity
not­current
-/enabled
Prohibit the use of the old password when the password is
changed.
no passwords complexity
not-current Allow the use of the old password when the password is
changed.
passwords complexity
not­username
-/enabled
Deny the use of the username as a password.
no passwords complexity
not-username Allow the use of the username as a password.
Table 5.18. System management commands in the privileged EXEC mode
Command Action
show passwords
configuration Show information on password restriction.
5.6
File operations
5.6.1 Command parameters description
File operation commands use URL addresses to perform operations on files. For description of
keywords used in operations see Table 5.19.
Table 5.19. Keywords and their description
Keyword Description
flash://
Source or destination address for non-volatile memory. Non-volatile memory is used by
default if the URL address is defined without the prefix (prefixes include: flash:, tftp:, scp:…).
running-config Current configuration file.
mirror-config
Copy of the running configuration file
startup-config Initial configuration file.
active-image Active image file
inactive-image Inactive image file
tftp://
Source or destination address for the TFTP server.
Syntax:
tftp://host/[directory/]filename.
- host - IPv4 address or device network name;
- directory - directory;
- filename - file name.
scp://
Source or destination address for the SSH server.
Syntax:
scp://[username[:password]@]host/[directory/]filename
- username - username;
- password - user password;
- host - IPv4 address or device network name;
- directory - directory;
- filename - file name.
logging Command history file.
usb:// Source or destination address on an USB drive.
5.6.2 File operation commands
File operation commands are available to privileged users only.
Command line prompt in the Privileged EXEC mode is as follows: