Harman AMX JPK-1300, Hardware Reference Manual

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Security Commands
Reference Manual - JPK-1300 39
No. Command Function Description Example
1
set telnet port
Variables:
0 = disable telnet
23 = enable telnet
Default Value:
23
Sets the device’s IP port listened to
for Telnet connections.
NOTE: This command requires a
reboot to enable new settings.
IMPORTANT: If you set the Telnet
port to “0” to disable it, you will
need to reset it in WebGUI
>set telnet port<CR>
Current telnet port number = 23
Enter new telnet port number(0 = disable telnet)
->25<CR>
Setting telnet port number to 25
New telnet port number set, reboot the device for the
change to take effect.
>
2
set telnet username
Variables:
username = maxmum 20 digital
length
Default Value:
“ “(blank,no username)
Sets the Username for a secure
Telnet session.
Default = blank (no username
required)
>set telnet username<CR>
Enter Telnet new username ->123<CR>
Would you like to set this username (y/n) ->y<CR>
(please set telnet password)
Changed && Saved
>
3
set telnet password
Variables:
password = maxmum 10
digital length
Default Value:
“ “(blank,no password)
Sets the password for a secure
Telnet session.
Default = blank (no password
required)
>set telnet password<CR>
Enter Telnet new password ->456<CR>
Would you like to set this password (y/n) ->y<CR>
Changed && Saved
>
4
set ssh port
Variables:
0 = disable SSH 22
= enable SSH
Default Value:
22
Sets the device’s IP port listened to
for SSH connections.
NOTE: This command requires a
reboot to enable new settings.
IMPORTANT: If you set the SSH port to
“0” to disable it, you will need to
reset it in WebGUI
NOTE: This command is
supported by SSH only, don’t
support by telnet
>set ssh port<CR>
Current ssh port number = 22
Enter new ssh port number(0 = disable ssh)
->26<CR>
Setting ssh port number to 26
New ssh port number set, reboot the device for the
change to take effect.
>
5
set ssh username
Variables:
username = maxmum 20 digital
length
Default Value:
admin
Sets the Username for a secure
SSH session.
NOTE: This command is
supported by SSH only, don’t
support by telnet
>set ssh username<CR>
Enter SSH new username ->123<CR>
Would you like to set this username (y/n) ->y<CR>
(please set ssh password)
Changed && Saved
>
6
set ssh password
Variables:
password = maxmum 10
digital length
Default Value:
admin
Sets the password for a secure
SSH session.
NOTE: This command is
supported by SSH only, don’t
support by telnet
>set ssh password<CR>
Enter SSH new password ->456<CR>
Would you like to set this password (y/n) ->y<CR>
Changed && Saved
>