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| Recognized languages: | English |
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| Pages: | 516 |
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- Revision History
- Efficient Networks
- Router Family
- Introduction 1-1
- Status Commands 2-1
- File System Commands 3-1
- System Commands 4-1
- Ethernet Interface Commands 5-1
- Remote Commands 6-1
- WAN Interface Commands 7-1
- DHCP Commands 8-1
- L2TP Commands 9-1
- Bridge Filtering Commands 10-1
- PPPoE Commands 11-1
- IKE/IPsec Commands 12-1
- Voice Commands 13-1
- radius Commands 14-1
- User Commands 15-1
- Key Commands 16-1
- SNMP Commands 17-1
- Stateful Firewall Commands 18-1
- SSH Commands 19-1
- QoS Commands 20-1
- Switch Commands 21-1
- Chapter 1
- Introduction
- How This Manual is Organized
- Command Conventions
- Accessing the Command Line
- Step1 Connect a PC (or ASCII) terminal to a port of the router. (The required cable and adapter ...
- Step2 Restart the PC and power on the router.
- Step3 Open a terminal window or start a terminal session on the PC.
- Step4 The router displays the login prompt. Login with the username superuser.
- Step5 The router displays the password prompt, enter the login password.
- Step6 A confirmation is returned; the command line interface is now available.
- Terminal Sessions
- Terminal Session under Windows (HyperTerminal)
- Step1 Click Start on the Windows taskbar, then select:
- Step2 In the Connection Description window, enter a name for the connection and select OK.
- Step3 In the Phone Number window, under Connect using, select Com 1 (or 2).
- Step4 In the Com 1 (or 2) Properties page, enter the following port settings and select OK:
- Terminal Session for Macintosh or UNIX
- Telnet Session for Remote Access
- Step1 Make sure that your PC and router addresses are in the same subnetwork. For example, the r...
- Step2 Start a TELNET session.
- a. If you are using a PC running Windows“ 95/98/NT“, select Start > Run. If on a UNIX system, bri...
- b. In the Run dialog box (or shell) window, enter:
- c. Click OK, or press <Enter>.
- Step3 A TELNET window will be launched; a line identifying the router will be displayed, followe...
- Command Line via the Web Management Interface
- Chapter 2
- Status Commands
- File System Commands
- System Commands
- system ?
- system addbootpserver
- system addhostmapping
- system addhttpfilter
- system addiproutingtable
- system addserver
- system addsnmpfilter
- system addsyslogfilter
- system addsyslogserver
- system addtelnetfilter
- system addudprelay
- system authen
- system backup add
- system backup delete
- system backup disable
- system backup enable
- system backup pinginterval
- system backup pingsamples
- system backup retry
- system backup stability
- system backup successrate
- system blocknetbiosdefault
- system community
- system default modem
- system delbootpserver
- system delhostmapping
- system delhttpfilter
- system deliproutingtable
- system delserver
- system delsnmpfilter
- system delsyslogfilter
- system delsyslogserver
- system deltelnetfilter
- system deludprelay
- system history
- system httpport
- system list
- system log
- system modem
- system moveiproutingtable
- system msg
- system name
- system onewandialup
- system passwd
- system riptimer
- system securemode list
- system securemode set
- system securemode set cli
- system securemode set lan
- system securemode set wan
- system securitytimer
- system selnat addpolicy
- system selnat delpolicy
- system selnat list
- system snmpport
- system sshport
- system supporttrace
- system syslogport
- system telnetport
- system wan2wanforwarding
- Chapter 5
- Ethernet Interface Commands
- eth ?
- eth add
- eth delete
- eth ip addhostmapping
- eth ip addr
- eth ip addroute
- eth ip addserver
- eth ip bindroute
- eth ip defgateway
- eth ip delhostmapping
- eth ip delroute
- eth ip delserver
- eth ip directbcast
- eth ip disable
- eth ip enable
- eth ip filter
- eth ip firewall
- eth ip mgmt
- eth ip options
- eth ip ripmulticast
- eth ip translate
- eth ip unbindroute
- eth ip vrid
- eth ipx addr
- eth ipx disable
- eth ipx enable
- eth ipx frame
- eth list
- eth mtu
- eth restart
- eth start
- eth stop
- eth vrrp add
- eth vrrp clear password
- eth vrrp delete
- eth vrrp list
- eth vrrp set multicast
- eth vrrp set option
- eth vrrp set password
- eth vrrp set priority
- eth vrrp set timeinterval
- Chapter 6
- Remote Commands
- remote ?
- remote add
- remote addbridge
- remote addhostmapping
- remote addiproute
- remote addipxroute
- remote addipxsap
- remote addserver
- remote bindipvirtualroute
- remote blocknetbios
- remote del
- remote delatmsnap
- remote delbridge
- remote delencryption
- remote delhostmapping
- remote deliproute
- remote delipxroute
- remote delipxsap
- remote delourpasswd
- remote deloursysname
- remote delphone
- remote delserver
- remote disable
- remote disauthen
- remote disbridge
- remote enaauthen
- remote enable
- remote enabridge
- remote ipfilter
- remote list
- remote listbridge
- remote listiproutes
- remote listipxroutes
- remote listipxsaps
- remote listphones
- remote restart
- remote setatmnsap
- remote setauthen
- remote setbod
- remote setbroptions
- remote setbwthresh
- remote setcompression
- remote setencryption
- remote setencryption
- remote setipoptions
- remote setipslaveppp
- remote setiptranslate
- remote setipxaddr
- remote setipxoptions
- remote setmaxline
- remote setmgmtipaddr
- remote setminline
- remote setmtu
- remote setourpasswd
- remote setoursysname
- remote setpasswd
- remote setphone
- remote setpppoptions
- remote setppppretrytimer
- remote setprefer
- remote setprotocol
- remote setpvc
- remote setrmtipaddr
- remote setspeed
- remote setsrcipaddr
- remote settimer
- remote start
- remote stats
- remote stop
- remote unbindipvirtualroute
- Chapter 7
- WAN Interface Commands
- • ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) commands, see ADSL Commands.
- • ADSL, Annex B commands, see GTI Commands.
- • ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) commands , see ATM Commands.
- • DMT (Discrete Multi-Tone) commands, see DMT Commands.
- • Dual-Ethernet commands , see Dual-Ethernet Router (ETH) Commands.
- • Frame Relay commands, see Frame Commands.
- • HDSL (High-speed Digital Subscriber Line) commands, see HDSL Commands.
- • IDSL (ISDN Digital Subscriber Line) commands, see IDSL Commands.
- • SDSL (Symmetric Digital Subscriber Line) commands , see SDSL Commands.
- • G.shdsl commands, see SHDSL Commands.
- ADSL Commands
- ATM Commands
- DMT Commands
- Dual-Ethernet Router (ETH) Commands
- Frame Commands
- GTI Commands
- HDSL Commands
- IDSL Commands
- idsl list
- Mgmt Class
- Input Format
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- idsl save
- Mgmt Class
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- idsl set speed
- Mgmt Class
- Input Format
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- idsl set switch
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- remote setdlci
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- remote setprotocol
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- SDSL Commands
- sdsl ?
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- Input Format
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- sdsl preact
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- sdsl save
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- sdsl speed
- • At the Central Office (CO) end, the command sets the speed manually only.
- • At the Customer Premises Equipment (CPE) end, the command can:
- – Display the current speed setting and list the available speeds (sdsl speed)
- – Manually set the speed (sdsl speed <speed>)
- – Override auto-speed detection (sdsl speed noauto)
- Mgmt Class
- Input Format
- Parameters
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- Response
- sdsl terminal
- Mgmt Class
- Input Format
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- SHDSL Commands
- shdsl ?
- Input Format
- Parameters
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- shdsl annex
- Mgmt Class
- Input Format
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- shdsl list
- Mgmt Class
- Input Format
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- shdsl margin
- Mgmt Class
- Input Format
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- shdsl ratemode
- Mgmt Class
- Input Format
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- shdsl restart
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- shdsl save
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- shdsl speed
- • Display the current requested speed and actual speed (shdsl speed with no parameter).
- • If the actual speed shown is 0 (zero), the line is down.
- • Manually set the speed (shdsl speed <speed>) (You might request a lower speed to improve stabil...
- • Select auto-speed detection (shdsl speed auto). You should then restart the WAN interface with ...
- Mgmt Class
- Input Format
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- shdsl stats
- Mgmt Class
- Input Format
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- shdsl terminal
- Mgmt Class
- Input Format
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- shdsl ver
- Mgmt Class
- Input Format
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- Chapter 8
- DHCP Commands
- dhcp ?
- dhcp add
- dhcp addrelay
- dhcp bootp allow
- dhcp bootp disallow
- dhcp bootp file
- dhcp bootp tftpserver
- dhcp clear addresses
- dhcp clear all records
- dhcp clear expire
- dhcp clear valueoption
- dhcp del
- dhcp delrelay
- dhcp disable
- dhcp enable
- dhcp list
- dhcp list definedoptions
- dhcp list lease
- dhcp set addresses
- dhcp set expire
- dhcp set lease
- dhcp set mask
- dhcp set otherserver
- dhcp set valueoption
- Chapter 9
- L2TP Commands
- l2tp ?
- l2tp add
- l2tp call
- l2tp close
- l2tp del
- l2tp forward
- l2tp list
- l2tp set address
- l2tp set authen
- l2tp set chapsecret
- l2tp set dialout
- l2tp set hiddenavp
- l2tp set ouraddress
- l2tp set ourpassword
- l2tp set oursysname
- l2tp set ourtunnelname
- l2tp set remotename
- l2tp set type
- l2tp set wanif
- l2tp set window
- remote setl2tpclient
- remote setlns
- Mgmt Class
- Input Format
- Parameters
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- Chapter 10
- Bridge Filtering Commands
- PPPoE Commands
- IKE/IPsec Commands
- ike ipsec ?
- ike commit
- ike flush
- ike ipsec policies add
- ike ipsec policies delete
- ike ipsec policies disable
- ike ipsec policies enable
- ike ipsec policies list
- ike ipsec policies set dest
- ike ipsec policies set destport
- ike ipsec policies set interface
- ike ipsec policies set mode
- ike ipsec policies set peer
- ike ipsec policies set pfs
- ike ipsec policies set proposal
- ike ipsec policies set protocol
- ike ipsec policies set source
- ike ipsec policies set sourceport
- ike ipsec policies set translate
- ike ipsec proposals add
- ike ipsec proposals delete
- ike ipsec proposals list
- ike ipsec proposals set ahauth
- ike ipsec proposals set espauth
- ike ipsec proposals set espenc
- ike ipsec proposals set ipcomp
- ike ipsec proposals set lifedata
- ike ipsec proposals set lifetime
- ike peers add
- ike peers delete
- ike peers list
- ike peers set address
- ike peers set localid
- ike peers set localidtype
- ike peers set mode
- ike peers set peerid
- ike peers set peeridtype
- ike peers set secret
- ike proposals add
- ike proposals delete
- ike proposals list
- ike proposals set dh_group
- ike proposals set encryption
- ike proposals set lifetime
- ike proposals set message_auth
- ike proposals set session_auth
- IPSec Commands
- ipsec add
- ipsec delete
- ipsec disable
- ipsec enable
- ipsec flush
- ipsec list
- ipsec set authentication
- ipsec set authkey
- ipsec set direction
- ipsec set compression
- ipsec set enckey
- ipsec set encryption
- ipsec set gateway
- ipsec set ident
- ipsec set mode
- ipsec set service
- Chapter 13
- Voice Commands
- radius Commands
- user ?
- user add access
- user add class
- user add user
- user delete access
- user delete class
- user delete user
- user disable
- user enable
- user list
- user list lookup
- user list template
- user set lookup
- user set password
- key ?
- key add
- key delete
- key disable
- key enable
- key list
- key revoke
- key unrevoke
- key update
- Mgmt Class
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