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Command:
[no] ip route default <ipaddr>
Remote, Serial, Telnet
Availability:
Sets the default route for the current device, where ipaddr is the IP address of the
Description:
default router to use. Use the
Command:
[no] keepalive-monitor <ipaddr>
Remote, Serial, Telnet
Availability:
Description:
Sets the IP address of device from which SSL errors should be ignored, where
ipaddr is the IP address of the device generating SSL errors. Use the
the IP address for the default router. Up to two keepalive-monitor addresses can
be defined.
Command:
[no] mode one-port
Serial
Availability:
Description:
Enables secure and non-secure traffic to pass through the single "Network"
Ethernet port. Use the
mode.
Note:
Command:
[no] mode pass-thru
Remote, Serial, Telnet
Availability:
Description:
Enables pass through of non-SSL traffic. This is the default configuration. Use the
form of the command to block pass through of all non-SSL traffic.
no
Command:
[no] password access
Availability:
Remote, Serial, Telnet
Description:
Sets the access-level password for the current device. You are prompted to enter
the password. Use the
device. This password is used when attaching to the device during remote
management.
Command:
[no] password enable
Availability:
Remote, Serial, Telnet
Description:
Sets the enable-level password for the current device. You are prompted to enter
the password. Use the
device.
Note:
no
form of the command to return the device to dual-port
no
Though completers and help information are available in all
management options, the command is only valid via serial
management.
flag to clear the attach-level password for the current
no
flag to clear the enable-level password for the current
no
You must set a enable password for a device to protect its
configuration.
Appendix C Command Summary
flag to clear the IP address for the default router.
flag to clear
no
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