Rip Network <Network_Name; Enable Ipx Sap Network <Network_Name; Enable Modem_Group <Name; Administration Dialin | Telnet - 3Com 3C421600A Reference Manual

enable ipx
rip network
<network_name>
enable ipx
sap network
<network_name>
enable
modem_group
<name>
enable network
service
<service_ name>
enable
security_option
remote_user_
administration
<dialin | telnet>
enable
security_option
snmp user_access

enable telnet

enable user <name>
Enables the RIP protocol for the specified IPX network. RIP is normally
enabled when you add an ipx network. You can see if RIP is currently
enabled (ON) using the show ipx rip or show ipx network
commands.
Enables the SAP on the specified network. SAP is normally enabled when
you add an ipx network. You can see if SAP is currently enabled (ON)
using the show ipx sap or show ipx network commands.
Enables the modem group you disabled with the disable
modem_group command. The default modem group, all, includes all
modems installed in the stack. See also the set modem_group
command, which configures all interfaces in the modem group.
Enables the network service that you previously defined with the add
network service command. You can see which services are currently
defined and their state using list network services.
Allows CLI access by remote Telnet (network) or dial-in users. CLI
configuration can be done from the console port and remotely. You can
use disable security_option remote_user
administration or disable security_option snmp
user_access commands to restrict CLI access to the console port only.
Allows SNMP access to the User Table. This lets remote users use SNMP to
access the CLI and reconfigure the RAS 1500. You can use show
security_options to see the current security values.
escape
Allows various Telnet functions. Use the show telnet command to
view settings.
Parameter Description
escape All Telnet clients are permitted to use the escape character
during a session. By default the escape character is Ctrl ] (right
bracket). A user can change that value using set_escape in the
Telnet program.
Allows a user to establish dial in and/or dial out sessions. You must have
previously added the user using the add user command, where
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