Router Commands; For Any One Type Of Network (Tcp/Ip And Ipx) - Black Box LRA001A-R2 User Manual

ASYNC ROUTER AR-P, AR-5, AND SYNC ROUTER USER'S MANUAL
C.2 Router Commands
Use the following commands to investigate problems with your Router. Use the prompt of the Router
(tcp/ip> or ipx>) to remind you of which mode you are in (TCP/IP mode or IPX mode). Be aware that
some commands can be used across modes, and others can only be used while in one of the modes. Note
that some commands have the same name (ifconfig), but are mode-specific in their use.
C.2.1 F A T
OR NY YPE OF
• access—display or change primary shift time for clients
• asystat—display interface statistics for Router
• client—display or change remote client data on Router
• config—display or change Router system configuration
• date—display or change date
• default_mode—display or set default protocol mode (ipx or tcp/ip)
• dialup—display or change dialup parameters
• help—display commands available
• history—display last 25 Router commands issued
• hostname—display or change name of Router
• logout—terminate session with Router
• password—change user or link password for Router
• reboot—drop all connections and restart Router
• performance—display network performance statistics
• ppp—display or configure PPP protocol parameters
• ps—display status of active Router processes
• reboot—drop all connections and restart Router
• start—start a server (ftp, rip, snmp, telnet)
• stop—stop a server (ftp, rip, snmp, telnet)
• tip—send modem commands to a remote modem
• trace—display packet types sent or received on a interface
• tux—display status of TUX protocol connections
• update—update routing tables using RIP and SAP
• version—display software release level of Router
• who—display who is logged in to Router
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ETWORK AND
IPX)