
BlueGate 2100
Command Line Entry
July 26, 2001
WIDCOMM, Inc, Proprietary and Confidential
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Command Line Entry
On the
Utilities > Command Line
tab, commands may be entered directly to the
BlueGate 2100 software engine to perform specific tasks or change settings.
Enter the command and its associated parameters in the command line field and click
GO!
or press the
ENTER
key.
Many of the available commands accept parameters. When a command is entered without
parameters, the current setting(s) for that command are displayed; exceptions to this
general rule are noted on a command-by-command basis in the remainder of this section.
For a list of available commands type “help” or “?” in the command line field and click
GO!
or press the
ENTER
key (also see Section 7.3.1).
NOTE: BlueGate 2100 must be reset for most configuration changes to take effect.
8.1 ?
OR
HELP
Displays a list of the available commands and provides a brief description of each.
There are no parameters associated with this command.
8.2 ARP
Displays the active Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) table entries for BlueGate 2100.
There are no parameters associated with this command.
8.3 AUTHENTICATE
Sets the authentication level.
Default value: “0” (authentication disabled).
Format:
AUTHENTICATE = n
•
n
is 0, 1 or 2:
0 disables authentication.
1 enables the use of a fixed PIN Code for all connecting devices.
2 enables the use of an individual PIN Code for each connecting device.
Example:
AUTHENTICATE = 0
8.4 BGIPADDR
Sets the IP address of BlueGate 2100. It is only used when DHCP is disabled.
Default values:
•
n: “0”
•
IP address: “192.168.0.1”
Format:
BGIPADDR = n,aa.bb.cc.dd
•
n
must be 0.
•
aa.bb.cc.dd
is the dotted decimal notated IP address of BlueGate 2100.
Example:
BGIPADDR = 0,192.168.0.50