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6.1.12 Protocol (PROTOCOL)
The
protocol
command provides the ability to enable/disable specific protocols available on the switch.
Telnet, FTP, IP and flow control can be configured using the
protocol
command.
To configure the protocols, use the
protocol
option from the CLI prompt. A list of options is displayed
when the
protocol -h
command is entered.
> protocol -h
Description:
protocol - protocol configuration
Syntax:
protocol [-h]
protocol -s
protocol -ena/-dis {flow|ftp|ip|telnet}
Switches:
-dis disable function: {flow|ftp|ip|telnet}
-ena enable function: {flow|ftp|ip|telnet}
[flow] flow control, dflt disabled
[ftp] FTP protocol, dflt disabled
[ip] IP protocol, dflt enabled
[telnet] Telnet protocol, dflt enabled
-h display help information
-s show current configuration
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The options available using the
protocol
command are shown below.
The
-dis
switch disables flow control, FTP, IP and Telnet.
The
-ena
switch enables flow control, FTP, IP and Telnet.
The
-h
switch displays the help screen presented above. It is static and provides help information for the
specific command.
The
-s
switch displays the protocol configuration.
To enable FTP, use the following command.
> protocol -ena ftp
To disable Telnet, use the following command.
> protocol -dis telnet
To display the configuration of the protocols, use the
protocol -s
command.
> protocol -s
IP protocol
enabled
Telnet protocol enabled
FTP protocol
disabled
Flow control
disabled
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