Nortel 4050, Руководство пользователя

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Nortel Secure Network Access Switch 4050 User Guide
kick < domain ID >
< username >
Allows the operator to log the specified user out of an
Nortel SNAS 4050 session. You are prompted to enter
the following information:
• domain ID — the index number that identifies
the domain
• username — the user’s logon name
To log out multiple users, enter an asterisk when
prompted for the user name. The system displays a list
of the users currently logged on, by automatically
assigned index number. Enter the index numbers
corresponding to the users you wish to log out.
For example, to log out users corresponding to index
numbers 1, 2, 3, and 5, enter
1-3,5 .
domain [< domain ID >]
Displays information about the domain configuration,
such as the portal Virtual IP address (pVIP),
TunnelGuard settings, authentication schemes, groups,
client filters, SSL settings, portal display, network
access devices, and SSH key. To restrict the display to
a specific domain, enter the domain ID as part of the
command.
Note: With Nortel Secure Network Access Switch
Software Release 1.0, there is only one domain in the
system.
switch [< domainid >]
[< switchid >]
Displays information about the network access devices
in a domain, by device. Information includes the switch
type, IP address, NSNA communication port, Red
VLAN ID, health check settings, SSH key, and switch
status. The information is a subset of information
displayed by the
/info/domain
command.
dist [< hostid >]
Displays information about the network access device
and pVIP distribution, by domain.
ip < domain ID >
< IPaddr >
Searches the session table based on the specified
IP address and displays information about the client
session. You are prompted to provide the domain ID
and the IP address. The information includes: the
domain ID; the switch ID and port (in slot/port format);
the client’s user name (MAC address for an IP Phone);
the client’s current IP address; the source MAC
address; the date the client logged on (time is reported
if logon was today); the client device type; the client’s
current VLAN membership; and the Nortel SNAS 4050
host IP address (RIP). The options for device type are
phone or dynamic PC (dn_pc).
The information is the same as that displayed by the
/info/mac command.
/info
followed by: