Lw2 Control Port Blocking; Http Port Blocking; Http Post Receiving Blocking; Powering On A Computer Over Ethernet (Wake-On-Lan) - Lightware RAP-B511-EU User Manual

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7. LW3 Programmers' Reference
7.15.2. LW2 Control Port Blocking
This command is for blocking the LW2 control port; it is an additional protection for the Cleartext login function.
Command and Response #portblock
SET·/MANAGEMENT/SERVICEFILTER.Lw2Enabled=<port_mode>
ç
pw·/MANAGEMENT/SERVICEFILTER.Lw2Enabled=<port_mode>
æ
Example
ç SET /MANAGEMENT/SERVICEFILTER.Lw2Enabled=false
æ pw /MANAGEMENT/SERVICEFILTER.Lw2Enabled=false
7.15.3. HTTP Port Blocking
This command is for blocking the HTTP port (80); it is an additional protection for the Cleartext login function.
Command and Response
SET·/MANAGEMENT/SERVICEFILTER.HttpEnabled=<port_mode>
ç
pw·/MANAGEMENT/SERVICEFILTER.HttpEnabled=<port_mode>
æ
Example
ç SET /MANAGEMENT/SERVICEFILTER.HttpEnabled=true
æ pw /MANAGEMENT/SERVICEFILTER.HttpEnabled=true
7.15.4. HTTP Post Receiving Blocking
This command is for blocking HTTP posts; it is an additional protection for the Cleartext login function.
Command and Response
SET·/MANAGEMENT/SERVICEFILTER.HttpEnabled=<port_mode>
ç
pw·/MANAGEMENT/SERVICEFILTER.HttpEnabled=<port_mode>
æ
Example
ç SET /MANAGEMENT/SERVICEFILTER.HttpEnabled=true
æ pw /MANAGEMENT/SERVICEFILTER.HttpEnabled=true
RAP-B511 series – User's Manual
7.15.5. Powering on a Computer over Ethernet (Wake-on-LAN)
The well-known wake-on-lan feature (sending magic Packet to the target PC) is available by the following
command:
Command and Response
ç CALL·/MEDIA/ETHERNET:wakeOnLan(MAC_address)
æ mO·/MEDIA/ETHERNET:wakeOnLan
Example
ç CALL /MEDIA/ETHERNET:wakeOnLan(AA:BB:CC:22:14:FF)
æ mO /MEDIA/ETHERNET:wakeOnLan
Please make sure the feature is enabled in the target PC and it is powered (but switched off).
Applied firmware package: v1.1.0b3b3 | LDC software: v2.5.1b5
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