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Appendix G: Serial Port Commands
Serial Port Command Set
SmartBits System Reference 251
SU (SMB-600/6000B only) . Enter SuperUser mode,
enables SuperUser command set.
This command provides entry into the superuser mode,
where the current logged-on Ethernet connections on the
unit can be examined, and if desired, closed. The
superuser mode is password protected and prompts you
for an 8-character password. The factory default
password is
SMB-6000 .
CLOSE < user_num | ALL > Used with Multi-User chassis only (SMB-2000/600/
6000B), to log out and disconnect the selected logged-in
user, or ALL logged-in users. Based on the example for
USERS, listed above, typing “close 2” would log out
then disconnect user 2. The User Number is the
parameter used to close an individual user’s connection.
For the SMB-6000B, this command requires super user
mode.
SUPASS (SMB-600/6000B only) . To modify SuperUser
password (you must know the old password). You can
guess the password as many times as you wish. The
factory default password is
SMB-6000 .
This command provides a mechanism to alter the
superuser password. First, the current password must be
correctly entered at the prompt “
Please enter Super-user
password: ”. If not correctly entered, an error string
“Incorrect Super-user password” is displayed. Then the
prompt
“Please enter new Super-user password: ” for the
new password is displayed. The user is prompted again
“Please re-enter new Super-user password:” to confirm
the new password. If a mismatch is detected, the error
string “T
he new passwords are not same. Existing Super-
user password will not be changed .” is displayed, and the
change is rejected.
EXITSU (SMB-600/6000B only) . To exit SuperUser mode and
exit access to the SuperUser command set.
SECURITY <ENABLE |
DISABLE > (SMB-600/6000B only). To enable a second level
security mechanism and password for use with the new
SmartAccess utility.
Table G-1.Serial Port Command Set for SmartBits Chassis
Command Description