Start Up Inband Configuration Using Telnet; Configuration Commands - ELSA Lancom DSL/10 Office Manual

Two different display options can be selected for configuring the devices with
ELSA LANconfig:
The 'simple configuration' display shows only the settings required for standard
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cases.
The 'complete configuration' display shows all available settings. Some of them
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should only be modified by experienced users.
Select the display mode in the View
Start the configuration by double-clicking the entry for the marked device.
The remainder of the program's operation is pretty much self-explanatory or you can use
the online help. You can click on the question mark top right in any window or right-click
on an unclear term at any time to call up context-sensitive help.

Start up inband configuration using telnet

Start up inband configuration (e.g. from a DOS box) using telnet with the command:
telnet 10.1.80.125
Telnet will then establish a connection with the device using the IP address.
After entering the password (if you have set one to protect the configuration), all
commands are available from the 'Configuration commands' section.

Configuration commands

Commands and path specifications are entered using the normal DOS or UNIX
conventions if you are using telnet or a terminal program to configure the router.
Enter a forward slash or backslash to separate the path specifications. You do not need
to write out commands and table entries in full; an unambiguous abbreviation will do.
The entries for the categories MENU, VALUE, TABLE, TABINFO, ACTION and INFO will
be displayed while configurations are made and may be modified. You can use the
following commands to do this:
This command...
? or help
dir, list, ll, ls <MENU>,
<VALUE> or <TABLE>
cd <MENU> or <TABLE>
Options menu.
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... means this...
calls up help text
displays the contents of MENU,
VALUE or TABLE
switches to the MENU or TABLE
specified
Configuration modes
... for instance:
-
dir/status/wan-statistics displays the
current WAN statistics
cd setup/tcp-ip-module (or cd se/tc
for short) switches to the TCP/IP
module
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