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Console Server Features Configuring Menu Mode
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After ENDMENU, you can go on to define more menus for other groups of users.
Figure 3-9 shows what the above entries would look like in the completed menu configuration file:
Figure 3-9: Completed Menu Configuration File
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FTP the file to the SCS /flash disk.
To use the menu configuration file, enter the following command:
Figure 3-10: Using a Configuration File
Using Set with the above command will automatically parse the file for correctness. You can then
permanently set the file with the Define Menu File command. For more information on this command, see
Set/Define Menu on page 12-112.
Once the file is set and stored on the /flash disk, a user logging into the SCS will be presented with the
appropriate menu. The menu configured above, for one of the defined users (sandy, dave bob, kathy,
default), would look like the one shown below:
Figure 3-11: Menu Example
MENU admin
TITLE “Lantronix Console Server”
ITEM “Cisco Router” “telnet 192.0.1.250"
ITEM “Exit” “Logout”
ENDMENU
GROUP austin = sandy,dave,bob,kathy,default
GROUP admin = admin
MENU austin
TITLE “Lantronix Console Server”
ITEM "Cisco Router" "telnet 192.0.1.250"
ITEM "Sun Server" "telnet 192.0.1.251"
ITEM “Linux Server” “connect local port_4”
ITEM “Exit” “Logout”
ENDMENU
MENU admin
TITLE “Lantronix Console Server”
ITEM “Cisco Router” “telnet 192.0.1.250"
ITEM “Exit” “Logout”
ENDMENU
Local>> SET MENU FILE /flash/menu.txt
Lantronix Console Server
1) Cisco Router
2) Sun Server
Enter Selection:
3) Linux Server
4) Exit