Setting Administrative Logins To Serial Ports; Setting The Chassis; Configuring Local Ip Addresses - Lucent Technologies PortMaster 4 Configuration Manual

Setting Administrative Logins to Serial Ports

Table 2-3
Priority
emerg
alert
crit
err
warning
notice
info
debug
To determine current syslog settings, enter the following command:
Command> show syslog

Setting Administrative Logins to Serial Ports

When you log in using !root, administrative logins to the serial ports are enabled by
default. You can enable or disable administrative logins them by using the following
command
Command> set serial-admin on|off
If administrative login is disabled, you can still use port C0 by setting the console
(bottom) DIP switch to the left (on) position.

Setting the Chassis

When you use the PortMaster 4 as an AnyMedia™ MultiService Module (MSM), you
must specify the chassis type for PMVision to be able to display it. Use the following
command to set the PortMaster 4 as an MSM:
Command> set chassis msm-rac
Use the save all command to save changes to nonvolatile RAM. The chassis is identified
as a PortMaster 4 by default.

Configuring Local IP Addresses

The PortMaster 4 supports up to four internal routable IP addresses, which the
PortMaster advertises as host routes through RIP-2 and the Open Shortest Path First
(OSPF) routing protocol. When you configure a local IP address, it becomes the
PortMaster global address for network handles such as RADIUS, the Domain Name
System (DNS), SNMP, the intermachine trunk (IMT), and bootp. By referencing an IP
address instead of an interface, you do not lose the service if the interface goes down.
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Syslog Priority Keywords
Number
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
:
Typically Used For
Messages indicating the system is
unusable
Messages announcing action that must
be taken immediately
Critical messages
Error messages
Warning messages
Normal but significant messages
Informational messages
Debug-level messages
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