Lucent Technologies Stinger, Administration Manual

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1-24 Stinger® Administration Guide
Administering a Stinger System
Managing administrative access to the unit
filtcache -f —Protected by update or diagnostic permission.
prtcache -f —Protected by update or diagnostic permission.
resrcmgr -t —Protected by diagnostic permission.
When used to restore configurations, the load command also requires the use of the
new , set , and write commands, because the device runs these commands in the
process of loading the configuration.
Specifying a time-out for user logins
You can specify a time-out period after which idle sessions on the Stinger unit
disconnect. The default is 60 seconds. To configure an idle time-out, proceed as in the
following example:
admin> read user test
admin> set idle-logout = 120
admin> write
User test written
Setting the command-line prompt
The command-line prompt is configured with the prompt parameter. The following
sample commands show how to configure a command-line prompt of
hello
:
admin> read user test
admin> set prompt = hello
admin> write
User test written
The default command-line prompt is an asterisk followed by a right angle bracket
(
*>) . An asterisk in this setting causes the Stinger system to substitute the value of
the profile’s name parameter after a successful login. For example, for the admin
profile, the following prompt appears:
admin>
Setting log levels for each login
You can configure the
user
profile to display one or more levels of log messages
immediately in the interface. The display level you set causes messages at that level
and above to be displayed in the interface, interrupting whatever work might be
going on at the prompt. For example, the following commands cause messages at the
critical, alert, and emergency levels to be displayed:
admin> read user test
USER/test read
admin> set log-display-level = critical
admin> write
USER/test written
Table 1-2 lists the message levels in order from highest to lowest severity.