BlueGate 2100
Command Line Entry
July 26, 2001
WIDCOMM, Inc, Proprietary and Confidential
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8.13 GATEWAY
Displays the IP address of the LAN gateway to which BlueGate 2100 is connected.
Default value: “” (blank field, not defined).
Format:
GATEWAY = aa.bb.cc.dd
•
aa.bb.cc.dd
is the dotted decimal notated IP address of the LAN gateway.
Example:
GATEWAY = 192.168.1.1
8.14 MULTIPOINT
Enables/disables Point-to-Multipoint.
Default value: “0” (Point-to-Multipoint disabled).
Format:
Multipoint = n
•
n
is 0 or 1:
1 enables Point-to-Multipoint.
0 disables Point-to-Multipoint (device configured to be Point-to-Point).
Example:
Multipoint = 1
8.15 NSLOOKUP
Displays the DNS lookup table, i.e. mapping of HostName to IP addresses.
Default value: “” (blank field, no entry).
Format:
NSLOOKUP = valid hostname
Example:
NSLOOKUP = www.widcomm.com
8.16 PASSWD
Sets the authorization password for the administrator and individual remote users.
Password length is limited to 16 alphanumeric characters. BlueGate 2100 can store up to
seven user names and their associated passwords. The first password in the list (User
zero) is
Admin
. The remaining password entries are numbered User one through User six.
Default values for User zero:
•
user number: “0”.
•
password: “admin” (case sensitive).
Default values for User one through six:
•
user number: “” (blank field, no entry).
•
password: “” (blank field, empty string).
Format:
PASSWD = n,ASCII string
•
n
is a number zero to six.
•
ASCII string
is the actual password.
Example:
PASSWD = 1,2smith
NOTE: When passwords are added or changed through command line entry the resulting
password defaults to uppercase. For example, type
2smith
in command line, the
result will be
2SMITH
. To preserve case of the text, make changes through
Configuration > Authorization.