ZyXEL Communications MSC1000G Series, Руководство пользователя

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Chapter 34 sys Commands
Management Switch Card User’s Guide
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timeout <1-1000>
Specify the amount of time (in seconds) that the
system waits for an authorization request
response from the authentication server.
In
index-priority
mode, the timeout is divided
by the number of servers you configure. For
example, if you configure two servers and the
timeout is 30 seconds, then the system waits 15
seconds for a response from each server.
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batterysav
ing
set < mode >
When using battery power, the MSC disables non-
VoIP line cards. Use this command to set which
input the MSC monitors to determine if it is using
battery power.
<
mode
> : 8-bits (one byte) mask
bit_1 : PWR_INPUT_A(0x01)
bit_2 : PWR_INPUT_B(0x02)
bit_3 : ALM_INPUT_1(0x04)
bit_4 : ALM_INPUT_2(0x08)
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show
Displays the settings for determining if the system
is using battery power. 1
baud set
9600|19200|3
8400|57600|1
15200
Sets the console port speed. 8
show
Displays the console port speed. 1
chsh [engsh|stdsh
]
Changes to normal or privileged command shell. 14
client disable < index >
Turns off a secured client set (1-16). A “client set”
is a group of one or more “trusted computers”
from which an administrator may use a service to
manage the system. 8
enable < index >
Turns on a secured client set. 8
set < index > < start-ip >
< end-ip > [telnet]
[ftp] [web] [icmp]
[ssh] [snmp]
[https]
Sets a group of trusted computers from which you
can manage the switch. 8
show
Displays the secured client sets. 1
client6 disable < index >
Turns off a secured IPv6 client set (1-16). A “client
set” is a group of one or more “trusted computers”
from which an administrator may use a service to
manage the system. 8
enable < index >
Turns on a secured IPv6 client set. 8
set < index > < start-ip >
< end-ip > [telnet]
[ftp] [web] [icmp]
[ssh] [snmp]
[https]
Sets a group of trusted IPv6 computers from which
you can manage the switch. 8
show
Displays the secured IPv6 client settings. 1
Table 387
sys Commands (continued)
COMMAND DESCRIPTION P