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Server CLI Command Parameters (Continued)
Parameter Description
CHAR=^<char> CLI access character in the range A through _ (underscore). (The
allowable ASCII range is Øx41-Øx5F and Øx61-Øx7A.) The CLI
access character, when pressed simultaneously with the Ctrl key
during a session with an attached serial device, will suspend the
session with the device and place you in CLI command mode.
This value will be used if a port’s Port Set command contains a
Char=None parameter.
Default = ^d is the manufacturing default
CONNECT=ON|OFF Enables or disables the ability to use the Connect command from
the serial CLI port. When enabled, a serial CLI user may use the
Connect command to establish a connection to the serial device
attached to another CCM serial port. When disabled, you cannot
use the Connect command from the serial CLI port.
Default = ON
HISTORY= Port history fi le processing options during connection (Hold or Auto)
HOLD|AUTO, and when a session ends (Clear or Keep):
CLEAR|KEEP When Hold is specifi ed, upon connection you are informed of how
much data is in the history buffer, but the data is not displayed.
When Auto is specifi ed, upon connection you are informed of how
much data is in the history buffer, and it is then displayed.
When Clear is specifi ed, the history buffer’s content is cleared when
a session ends.
When Keep is specifi ed, the history buffer’s content is retained
when a session ends. You cannot specify both Clear and Keep or
both Hold and Auto.
Default = HOLD,CLEAR
MODEMINIT= Modem initialization string, enclosed in quotation marks. Must
“<string>” contain at least ATV1 and SØ=1.
Default = “” (no modem is attached to serial CLI port)
TIMEOUT=<time-out> Number of time-out minutes in the range Ø-90. If no data is received
or transmitted during a Telnet session for the specifi ed period, the
session will time-out. A zero value indicates no time-out. This value is
used for any CCM port that does not have a time-out value set with
the Port Set command, during a Telnet session to port 23 or an SSH
session to port 22.
Default = 15 minutes is the manufacturing default
Server FLASH command
The Server FLASH command updates the CCM program images in FLASH
memory. You may wish to use this command to update the program with new
features or to install a later release of the program.
There are two program images that you may update in the CCM FLASH.
The boot image file (ccm40bt.img) contains the CCM startup and self-test
logic. The application image (ccm40app.img) contains the CCM program that
provides CCM functionality.
- CCM840/1640 1
- USA Notification 4
- Canadian Notification 4
- Japanese Notification 4
- Agency Approvals 4
- Table of Contents 5
- Product Overview 7
- Chapter 1: Product Overview 9
- Safety Precautions 10
- Using AVWorks 11
- Installation and 13
- Configuration 13
- Hardware Overview 15
- Configuring the CCM 16
- Installing the CCM 16
- Initial CCM login 19
- Reinitializing the CCM 20
- Operations 21
- Chapter 3: Operations 23
- Connecting to Serial Devices 24
- Chapter 3: Operations 21 27
- Chapter 3: Operations 23 29
- SSH Authentication Methods 30
- Chapter 3: Operations 25 31
- To display SSH information: 32
- Telnet CLI mode 33
- Ending device sessions 33
- Managing User Accounts 34
- To delete a user: 35
- Access rights and levels 36
- Using Authentication Modes 37
- Authentication summary 38
- Using Security Lock-out 39
- To unlock a locked-out user: 40
- Port History Mode Commands 41
- To access port history mode: 42
- Managing the CCM Using SNMP 43
- Chapter 3: Operations 39 45
- Using CCM Commands 47
- Accessing the CLI 49
- Entering Commands 49
- Understanding Conventions 50
- Command Summary 52
- CCM Commands 57
- Chapter 5: CCM Commands 59
- Port Commands 60
- Port Alert Copy command 61
- Port Alert Delete command 61
- Port Break command 62
- Port History command 62
- Port Logout command 63
- Port Set command 64
- Quit Command 66
- Resume Command 66
- Server Commands 66
- Server CLI command 67
- Server FLASH command 68
- Server PPP command 69
- Server RADIUS command 70
- Server Reboot command 71
- Server Security command 72
- Server Set command 73
- Server SNMP command 73
- Server SNMP Community command 73
- Server SNMP Manager command 74
- Server SNMP Trap command 75
- Server SSH command 76
- Show Commands 77
- Show Port Command Parameter 78
- Show Port Alert command 79
- Show Server command 79
- Show Server CLI command 80
- Show Server PPP command 80
- Show Server RADIUS command 81
- Show Server Security command 81
- Show Server SNMP command 81
- Show User command 82
- SPC Command 83
- User Commands 83
- User Delete command 85
- User Logout command 85
- User Set command 86
- User Unlock command 87
- Appendices 89
- Appendix B: Device Cabling 92
- Appendices 87 93
- Reversing Cables and Adaptors 94
- Appendices 89 95
- Appendix C: Ports Used 96
- Appendix D: Technical Support 97
- 590-364-001B 100
- For Technical Support: 100
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