Server Commands - Black Box 16-Port Rackmount 10/100 Installation Manual

15.2 Server Commands

Command
CONNECT option
DEFINE SERVER BOOTP {EN/DIS}
DEFINE SERVER DHCP {EN/DIS}
DEFINE SERVER GATEWAY ipaddr
DEFINE SERVER
INCOMING option
DEFINE SERVER IPADDRESS ipaddr
DEFINE SERVER LOADHOST ipaddr
DEFINE SERVER LOGIN PASSWORD
DEFINE SERVER NAME "newname"
Table 15-1: Frequently-used Server Commands
Option(s)
servicename
LOCAL num
RLOGIN host
TCP host
TELNET host
BOTH
LAT
NONE
TELNET
PASSWORD
NOPASSWORD
Description
Makes a connection to a LAT service.
Makes a connection to the specified local port.
Makes an Rlogin connection to the specified
host (text name or numeric IP address).
Makes a raw TCP connection to the specified
host (text name or numeric IP address).
Makes a Telnet connection to the specified host
(text name or numeric IP address).
Enables or disables querying for a BOOTP host
at system boot time.
Enables or disables querying for a DHCP host at
system boot time.
Specifies the host to be used as a TCP/IP gate-
way to forward packets between networks.
Enter an IP address.
Enables incoming LAT and Telnet connections.
Enables only incoming LAT connections.
Disables incoming connections.
Enables only incoming Telnet connections.
Causes the Terminal Server to prompt for a
password for all incoming connections.
Allows connections to be established without
prompting for a password.
Sets the Terminal Server 's network IP address.
Specifies the TCP/IP host from which the Ter-
minal Server requests its run-time code.
Sets a new password that will be required before
incoming logins are accepted. You will be
prompted for the new password (up to 6 charac-
ters, case-insensitive).
Specifies a new name for the Terminal Server.
Names are restricted in length; generally a name
of 11 or fewer characters is permissible.
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