Monitoring Session Activity; Setting Session Characteristics - Lantronix SCS Reference Manual

Ports
Note: The 30xx range of sockets is 8-bit clean. If a Break condition is detected on the
serial port, nothing happens, because there is no way to propagate a Break
condition across an 8-bit clean connection.
Local Break: If the alternate Break character is detected in the datastream, nothing happens.
Remote Break: If the alternate Break character is detected in the datastream, a serial Break condition
will be generated on the port.
8.6.3.2 Disconnecting Sessions
To disconnect the current session, use the Disconnect command. To disconnect a particular session, specify
the session number; to disconnect all sessions, use the All parameter.
Local>> DISCONNECT
Local>> DISCONNECT SESSION 2
Local>> DISCONNECT ALL

8.6.4 Monitoring Session Activity

When the Verification characteristic is enabled on a particular port, messages will be issued whenever a
session on that port is connected, disconnected, or switched. Use the following command to enable
verification:
Local>> DEFINE PORT 3 VERIFICATION ENABLED

8.6.5 Setting Session Characteristics

You can configure a session either at the moment you make the connection, or from within a connection
once it is already running.
8.6.5.1 Configuring a Session at Connection Time
To configure a session when a connection is made, an environment string may be specified. This string may
be used in conjunction with the Connect command, or saved as part of a preferred or dedicated hostname.
The environment string consists of a series of key letters, some prefaced by a plus (+) or minus (-) All
environment strings are discussed in Appendix A, Environment Strings.
To use an environment string with the Connect command, specify the host, TCP port, or service to connect
to, then specify the environment string prefaced by a colon. For example, to Telnet to host athena in
Backspace and Passall mode, use the following command:
Local>> CONNECT TELNET athena +D+P
Figure 8-13: Disconnecting Sessions
Figure 8-14: Enabling Verification
Figure 8-15: Using Environment Strings with Connect
Port-Specific Session Configuration
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