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show
Syntax:
show <parameter>
Description:
This function allows the user to see most of the Terminal Server configuration parameters,
but not change them. The set command is used to configure the ports. The show command
works with gateway, hosts, netstat, server, sessions, slip, extra, users, version.
show ports
The show ports command requires the port number.
Example:
show port 1 would show all the port settings for port 1.
show lines
The show lines command requires which fields you wish to view on all ports (access, flow,
hardware, options, tcp, user).
Example:
show lines access would show the access settings of the port menu.
show statistics
The show statistics command is used to display any of the Terminal Server statistics for
troubleshooting only (tcp, ip, udp, icmp, tty, eth, gateway).
Example:
show statistics tcp would show the TCP parameters screen. You can add a delay option
which updates the screen every n seconds such as: show stats tcp 3 (use ESC to quit).
su
Syntax:
su
Description:
This function allows the user to become the administrator. When this command is entered
the Terminal Server prompts the user for the admin password which is iolan by default
(please change for better security).
telnet
Syntax:
telnet [host] [port]
Description:
This function allows the user to make a telnet connection to the specified host and port
number. If the user does not specify the port your Terminal Server defaults to port 23 which
is the defined Unix telnet port. If the host name is not defined then the unit prompts the user
for the host and port.
Terminal Server User Guide
Command descriptions
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