Interactive Connections
Using the MSS
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5.2.2.4 Session Limits
The number of active sessions a user can have on the MSS is limited by three factors:
available server memory resources, a server-wide limit, and a port-specific limit. The
absolute maximum number of sessions for the MSS is eight. To reduce the limit further,
enter the Change Session Limit command followed by a number from one to seven.
5.2.3 Status Displays
The commands listed in this section display information about the current configuration
and operating status of the MSS. The following sections describe what a user will see when
typing the Show commands in interactive (local) mode.
5.2.3.1 Show 80211
Show 80211 displays the current 802.11 (wireless Ethernet) networking settings, including
MAC address, ESSID, network mode, channel number, length of the current WEP key, and
the current WEP index number. These settings are effective whenever there is a compatible
wireless LAN PC card in one of the MSS PC card slots.
You can also enter Show 80211 Antenna to display the card’s current antenna settings, and
Show 80211 Power to display the current power settings.
5.2.3.2 Show Hostlist
Show Hostlist displays the current contents of the host table used for multihost mode
connections. Host entries are numbered from 1 to 12.
5.2.3.3 Show IPsecurity
Show IPsecurity displays the current TCP/IP security table, if one exists. Addresses or
ranges of addresses are listed according to the kind of restrictions placed upon them.
5.2.3.4 Show Ports
Show Ports displays the configuration and connection status of the specified serial port,
including settings such as flow control, baud rate, parity, and default hosts. In addition, it
shows the status of DSR and DTR serial signals, port access type, and login status. Errors
are summarized, although in less detail than in the Show Server Counters display.
5.2.3.5 Show RS485
Show RS485 displays the current settings for RS-485 serial connections, including wire
mode (two-wire or four-wire), termination, and driving of the TX (transmit) signal.
Note:
This command is only valid on the MSS-VIA and the MSS4.
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