Introduction; Log Into The Cli - Avaya Communication Server 1000M Single Group Manual

Administration using the CLI

Introduction

Use the Command Line Interface (CLI) and Browser User Interface (BUI) to perform
administration tasks. This chapter describes the CLI. The section called
Integrated Voice Services card administration parameters in the BUI
administration using the BUI.
The Hospitality Integrated Voice Services CLI enables an administrator to perform various
system administrative functions, including upgrades. Access the CLI through a VT100-type
terminal or a PC running a terminal emulation program. The terminal can connect directly to
the RS-232 port on the Hospitality Integrated Voice Services card. Alternatively, access the
CLI over the Ethernet through a hub that connects to the RJ-45 port on the card. The following
system administration functions are accessible through the CLI:
• Keycode entry
• LAN parameter definition for the Hospitality Integrated Voice Services card
• Hospitality Integrated Voice Services card restarts
• CLI password control
• BUI password reset and screen lock
• Hospitality Integrated Voice Services functional and software upgrades
Before accessing the CLI, configure the terminal interface parameters, as described in
Configure the maintenance terminal

Log into the CLI

To log into the CLI, enter the password at the Login: prompt. The default password is user,
which can be changed after logging in. Use the CLI to perform the following functions:
• System administration, which includes defining the card name, setting the LAN
parameters, and defining agent IDs
• System maintenance, which includes archiving and restoring the database, and restarting
the card
• Protected administration, which includes editing and resetting passwords, upgrading and
modifying software functionality, and locking the BUI screens
• Port maintenance, which displays the status of the ports
The default password can be changed. If the password is forgotten, reset the password as
shown in the following example:
Login: rst
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Configuring Hospitality
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