Avocent CPS1610, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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CPS 810/1610 Installer/User Guide
When a user connected via a modem to the Serial CLI issues a QUIT com-
mand, the modem will disconnect the current call.
SERVER CLI HISTORY=<HOLD,AUTO>
Rights Required: SCON
The SERIAL CLI HISTORY command indicates how the port history buffer will
be processed when a user connects to an attached serial device.
If HISTORY=HOLD, upon connection you will be informed how many bytes of
information are contained in the history buffer. None of the history data will
be output to the connected user’s TELNET session. In this mode, you must
access the CLI and use the PORT HISTORY command to view the contents of
the port’s history buffer. The default setting is HISTORY=HOLD.
If HISTORY=AUTO, upon connection you will be informed how many bytes of
information are contained in the history buffer and the entire contents of the
history buffer will be output to the connected user’s TELNET session. In this
mode, the contents of the port’s history buffer can be reviewed in the TELNET
client’s scrolling window. While in this mode, you can still view the port’s
history buffer using the PORT HISTORY command.
As data is received from the attached serial device, it is added to the port his-
tory buffer. The port history buffer includes data received prior to connecting
to the attached serial device. It also includes data received while connected to
the attached device. If more than 64K of data is received into the port history
buffer, data at the TOP of the buffer is discarded to make room for the new
data. As a result, the last 64K bytes of port history are always available for
viewing via the PORT HISTORY command.
Each port’s history buffer is cleared upon the following conditions:
a) When the PORT HISTORY CLEAR command is issued from the CLI.
b) When the CLEAR command is issued from the PORT HISTORY CLI.
c) Upon termination of a connection to the port’s attached serial device.