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Media Flow Manager Administrator’s Guide CHAPTER 5 CLI Commands
connections are only accepted on those specified interfaces. When disabled, SSH
connections are accepted on any interface.
•
interface <interface_name>
—Add interfaces to the
listen
list; default is
eth0
. If
the interface is also running as a DHCP client, it is as if the interface was not added. If
DHCP is later turned off on this interface, it is as if the interface was then added to the
listen list. Use
no ssh server listen interface <interface_name>
to delete entries.
•
min-version
—Set the minimum version of the SSH protocol that the server supports.
Default is
2
. Use
no ssh server min-version
to reset to default.
•
ports
—Specify on which ports the SSH server listens; default is
22
. Multiple ports can be
specified by repeating the
<port>
entry. There must be at least one port specified on the
system for the SSH server. Removes any previous ports if not listed in the command.
show ssh server [host-keys]
SSH server information, including whether or not it is enabled, and the host key fingerprints.
Use the
host-keys
option to display information about the SSH server, including whether or
not it is enabled, the host key fingerprints, and the full host keys.
stats
Configure statistics and alarms. To see default threshold values, enter
show stats alarm
<alarm_ID>
. Set email notifications for these stats using
email
commands. See “Configuring
Log Statistics Thresholds” on page 100 for task details.
stats
alarm <alarm_ID>
clear
enable
falling [clear-threshold <value>] [error-threshold <value>]
rate-limit
count {long <count> | medium <count> | short <count>}
reset
window {long<duration> | medium<duration> | short<duration>}
rising [clear-threshold <value>] [error-threshold <value>]
chd <CHD_ID>
clear
compute time [interval <seconds>] [range <seconds>]
clear-all
export {<format> | csv} {<report_name>| cpu_util | memory | paging}
after <date><time> [before <date><time>]
before <date><time> [after <date><time>]
filename <filename>
after <date><time> [before <date><time>]
before <date><time> [after <date><time>]
sample <sample_ID>
clear
interval <number_of_seconds>