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Command:
help cdmastat
Sonoma reply: Information specific to the
cdmastat
command is displayed.
inetdconfig
This command starts an interactive script that allows you to configure the list of protocol servers
which are started by the
inetd
super-server daemon running in the Sonoma. Three protocol servers
may be configured: Time, Daytime, and Telnet. By default, the unit is configured to start all of these
protocol servers. If you need to disable start-up of some or all of these, e.g. for security reasons, you
must run this script as
root
from either the RS-232 serial I/O port or from a
telnet
or
ssh
session.
This script modifies the
/etc/inetd.conf
file, which is non-volatilely stored in the FLASH disk
/boot/
etc
directory. You must reboot the Sonoma after running this script for the changes to take effect.
Command:
inetdconfig
Sonoma reply: Interactive script is started.
kernelversion
This command prints the current Linux operating system kernel firmware version.
Command:
kernelversion
Sonoma reply:
6010-0064-000_v1.00 Linux Kernel 3.2.2-Sonoma #2 Dec 19 01:08:43 2012
kplockstat
This command prints the status, either locked or unlocked, of the front-panel keypad EDIT key.
When the EDIT key is locked, it will prevent unauthorized tampering with the unit. All other keys
are still enabled so you may continue to read the status and current settings of the Sonoma. Refer to
the
lockoutkp
and
unlockkp
commands.
Command:
kplockstat
Sonoma reply:
Keypad is UNLOCKED
lockoutkp
This command locks out access to the front-panel keypad EDIT key. When the EDIT key is locked,
it will prevent unauthorized tampering with the unit. All other keys are still enabled so you may
continue to read the status and current settings of the Sonoma. Refer also to the
kplockstat
and
unlockkp
commands.
Command:
lockoutkp
Sonoma reply:
Keypad is LOCKED
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