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VS-32 Conference Server
23.4 Operation and Maintenance
23.4.1 How To Use Maintenance Command
Note:
“DRS (Device Registration Server)” used in this section refers to the Telephony Server. The Telephony
Server acts as DRS for VS-32 Conference Server using Proprietary Protocol.
Maintenance Command is used to change the VS-32 Conference Server setting. Default value is pre-assigned
for the basic items. Therefore, execute the change only when needed.
Maintenance Command can be used by entering “usrConsole” after the prompt. When the system is ready, the
following prompt is shown on the screen:
VS-32>_
(“machine name” + “>”, usually)
Maintenance Command consists of some component: Command, Sub-command, and Parameter. The values to
be assigned for the Parameter depends on the Maintenance Command, some of the Maintenance Commands do
not require any parameter. A space needs to be entered between the Command, the Sub-command, and the Pa-
rameter.
An example screen setting IP address (10.10.15.5) and subnet mask (255.255.255.0) in the system data of VS-
32 Conference Server is shown below:
Note:
When the maintenance command program is activated, it provides a Help Function for referring to avail-
able commands and sub commands. After a prompt is shown, request to list up the Target Help by entering
“?”, “command name + ?”, or “command name + sub command name + ?” after the prompt, and press
the Enter key.
The example below shows the screen when requesting the list of SET commands.
VS-32> set ipaddress 10.10.15.5 255.255.255.0
Command
Sub-Command
Parameter (1)
Parameter (2)
VS-32> set ?
DEFAULTROUTE Setting Default Gateway
DHCP Setting DHCP
:
VS-32> set ipaddress ?
XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX IP Address
VS-32> set ipaddress 10.10.15.5 ?
XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX Subnet Mask ex)255.255.255.0
VS-32>
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