General DataCommc SpectraComm ES, Инструкции по установке и эксплуатации

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076R204-000 SpectraComm Ethernet Switch 3-1
Issue 2 Installation and Operation Manual
Chapter 3:
SC-ES Configuration
SC-ES Configuration Overview
Table 3-1 describes in brief the configurable SC-ES options. SC-ES configuration is performed
through the command line interface (CLI). You can execute CLI commands at a HyperTerminal
connection or through a Telnet connection. A brief overview of CLI is provided below. For a
detailed guide to Smart CLI, refer to
Appendix A, Application Guidelines
The SC-ES command line interface is an interactive means of configuring the SC-ES through a
Telnet session over the LAN or by typing commands at a VT100-compatible ACSII terminal
connected to the SC-ES
CRAFT
port. The CLI is a smart, controlled-access interface that provides
general and context-sensitive help, automatically expands abbreviated command or subcommands
and also anticipates any required command arguments. The CLI will prompt for any required
argument that is missing from a command line.
Smart CLI Quick Reference
• Get context-sensitive command help by using the
?
character in the CLI command string.
• Type
?
at the command prompt to view a description of IP and Utility commands (shown
below). If you are in User mode, some commands shown below will not display.
_______________________SpectraComm ES Commands______________________
clear Reset functions
configure Configure system parameters
default Default configuration to factory values.
disable Turn off supervisor/admin commands
enable Turn on supervisor/admin commands
help Description of the command line interface and help system
ping Send ping to remote device
show Show system parameters
_______________________Utility Commands______________________________
batch Store and/or run commands in batch mode
exit Exit SpectraComm ES Command Line Interface
flash Copy flash files/select flash boot file
reboot Halt and perform a reboot
services Show/Enable/Disable HTTP, SNMP & TFTP Services
• Execute each command string by pressing the
Enter
key (or <
cr
>).
• Commands entered in the proper syntax and with all required parameters/arguments will take
affect immediately. If required parameters or arguments are missing from the command string,
you will be prompted for them individually.
• Abbreviated commands are accepted at the command prompt.