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DumpConfiguration (Immediate)
Dumps the configuration of the unit.
DumpConfiguration
DumpEventLog (Immediate)
Dumps the contents of the event log to the current CLI
session. With no parameters, the last 2048 entries are
displayed. The optional parameter "all" specifies all entries
will be displayed. An optional numeric parameter specifies the
maximum number of newest entries to display.
DumpEventLog <NumEntries | all>
EncryptionKey (Immediate)
Allows the SSH/SFTP server-side encryption keys to be
generated or displayed. Displaying the encryption keys will
cause all available server-side public keys to be displayed, as
well as the signatures of the server-side private keys.
Revoking existing keys can be performed with the Generate
option.
EncryptionKey [Generate | Display]
EthCongestionAlgorithm
Configures the congestion algorithm for Ethernet traffic on
the unit's data ports.
set EthCongestionAlgorithm [cubic | reno]
get EthCongestionAlgorithm
EthFlowControl
Sets the PAUSE frame behavior for the given data port(s). The
"enabled" and "disabled" settings affect both rx and tx.
set EthFlowControl [DP[n] | all] [enabled | disabled]
get EthFlowControl [DP[n] | all]
EthMTU
Configures the MTU, or maximum transmission unit (Frame
Size), used by the specified ethernet port. Standard equates to
1500 and jumbo 9000.
set EthMTU [DP[n]] [296 - 9024 | standard | jumbo]
get EthMTU [DP[n] | MP[n] | all]
EthPort
Lists the available Ethernet ports, current status (Up/Down),
and link speed. Specifying a port name followed by enabled or
disabled configures the port to be persistently enabled or
disabled, respectively.
set EthPort [DP[n] | MP[n] | all] [enabled | disabled]
get EthPort
EthSack
Configures the SACK (Selective Acknowledgements)
networking parameter. SACK is a refinement of TCP's
traditional "cumulative" acknowledgements.
set EthSack [enabled | disabled]
get EthSack
EthStats
Displays port statistics for the selected Ethernet port.
get EthStats [DP[n] | MP[n] | all]
Exit (Immediate)
Terminates the current CLI session over SSH. This command
relaunches the CLI interface if used during a serial RS-232
session.
Exit
FirmwareRestart (Immediate)
Causes an immediate reboot of the unit.
FirmwareRestart
FlashStatus (Immediate)
Displays the status of a firmware update in progress, or the
most recent firmware update if no update is in progress. By
default, only fifteen lines of status are displayed. The
argument "verbose" will result in one hundred lines of status
being displayed.
FlashStatus <verbose>
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