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USER GUIDE - M0SW3D1905Iv04 - V04 May 2019
APPENDIX B
DATA STRUCTURE IN CLI
This appendix contains all the information required to use the CLI user console. It explains
the access methods, commands available on the console and gives a step-by-step
example of how to obtain information on the status and configuration of the equipment.
Conventions:
The equipment configuration parameters are laid out in a tree directory, in which
parameters and related subdirectories are grouped, where:
•
A name followed by “
/
” indicates the name of a directory.
E.g. Main/
•
A name followed
by “
[]/
” indicates a parameter with a matrix structure, as it contains
several attributes.
E.g. nat[]/
•
A name with nothing after, it is a parameter itself.
E.g. action
B.1
ACCESS METHODS
There are two ways of accessing the equipment through the CLI user console:
in the local mode, through the serial port (SRV port).
in the remote mode, through Telnet.
Access through the SRV port
Local mode access is obtained through a flat serial cable that connects the serial port of the
computer to the serial port of the equipment (SRV).
Communication between the computer and the equipment is established through a terminal
emulation programme, such as Windows®
HyperTerminal
, configuring a serial connection
with the following characteristics:
•
Speed: 115.200 bps
•
Data bits: 8
•
Parity: No
•
Stop bits: 1
•
Flow control: No
In Windows XP
©
execute
HyperTerminal
from
Start
→
All Programmes
→
Accessories
→
Communications
→
HyperTerminal