Teltronics SEB NET-PATHm, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Operation
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SCRIPT SCRIPT [HostName] [Options [detail]]
[ScriptParm]
Example:
SCRIPT “424pt1” KILL
The example above kills the script currently
active on the 424pt1 host.
Example:
SCRIPT “Meridian PBX”
GRACEFUL 5000
The example above gives the currently
active script on the Meridian PBX host five
seconds to exit before killing it.
Example:
SCRIPT “Meridian PBX” QUEUE
“FTP PUSH” DEBUG
The example above starts the FTP PUSH
script in DEBUG mode.
Gets the status of scripts.
HostName = name of host attached to the remote
agent
Options:
KILL - Stops the currently running script on the
specified host
SUSPEND- Suspend the queue for the specified
host; do not add any new scripts to it, and do not
remove scripts from the queue.
GRACEFUL [ms]- Takes an additional argument
of time in milliseconds. Issue a graceful stop to
the script. If it does not respond within the time
given, kill it.
RESUME -Resume normal queue operation from
the point at which it was suspended.
QUEUE [script name] -Takes an additional
argument of script name. Adds the specified script
to the queue for the specified host.
FLUSH - Flush all pending scripts from the queue
for the specified host.
You can specify all command options by using the
first letter of the command.
detail = the specific parameters for the selected
option
ScriptParm = any parameter supported by the
script. Refer to your script release notes
SETPM* SETPM VariableName NewValue
Examples:
SETPM MYPRODUCT TELTRONICS
Returns the following:
PM VARIBLE ‘MYPRODUCT’ set to
‘TELTRONICS’
Sets a Personality Module variable.
STATUS STATUS [Device]
Examples:
STATUS
STATUS SERIAL
STATUS MEMORY ALL
STATUS MEMORY
Requests that the NET-PATH return information
about the specified device. If you do not specify a
device, the status for all devices displays.
Options:
BATTERY, POWER, VOLTAGE, MEMORY,
MODEM, NIC, SERIAL, SYSTEM, UI,
CONTACT, RELAY, TEMPERATURE
The STATUS MEMORY ALL command
provides added information about the RAM
memory block sizes and storage status.
The STATUS MEMORY command displays the
overall memory size and storage status.
Table 3-1: NET-PATHm Commands