Command Reference Manual
TSAT 3000 Command Line Interpreter
January 2013
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net ethconfig <ifName> <[autoneg on/off] [speed 100/10] [duplex full/half]> [debug]
By default both Ethernet interfaces uses autonegotiation to find their speed and
duplex settings. This command enables you to force a different speed and
duplex setting to an Ethernet interface.
Parameters:
<ifName>
Valid interface names are “etha” and “ethb”.
[autoneg on]
Use autonegotiation to find speed and duplex settings.
[autoneg off]
Turn autonegotiation off.
[speed 100]
Use 100Mbps speed when autoneg. is off.
[speed 10]
Use 10Mbps speed when autoneg. is off.
[duplex full]
Use full duplex when autoneg. is off.
[duplex half]
Use half duplex when autoneg. is off.
[debug]
For debug purposes.
net ip forward [state]
DEBUG
Turn IP forwarding on/off. Display current setting if state is omitted.
Add permanent setting to the configuration file.
Release:
R3.x.x =>
Parameters:
[state]
“on”:
“off”:
IP forwarding is enabled (Default).
IP forwarding is disabled.
net ip icmp redirect [<param> <value> [interface name]]
DEBUG
Test ICMP redirect settings. Add permanent setting to the configuration file.
Release:
R3.x.x =>
Parameters:
<param>
“send”
<value>
“2”:
“1”:
“0”:
“-1”:
Forward original message and send ICMP redirect message back to sender.
Drop original message but send ICMP redirect message to sender.
Forward original message but drop ICMP redirect message to sender.
Drop original message and drop ICMP redirect message to sender.
<param>
“receive”
<value>
“1”:
“0”:
Accept and process incoming ICMP redirect messages.
Drop incoming ICMP redirect messages.
[Interface name]
“all” (default) or to override; specify “etha”, “ethb” or “sat0”.
