Lantronix LSB4 Manuel utilisateur

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The revision date for this manual is August 15, 1994.

Part Number: 900-041

WARNING

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital

device pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable pro-

tection against such interference when operating in a commercial environment. This equip-

ment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy, and if not installed and used in

accordance with this guide, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference in which case

the user, at his or her own expense, will be required to take whatever measures may be

required to correct the interference.

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LSB4 Reference Manual

For Lantronix LSB4 Ethernet Switch

Contents

Introduction

About This Manual ...................................................................................................1-1

Manual Conventions ................................................................................................1-2

System Commands

Introduction ...............................................................................................................2-1

Set/Define System ....................................................................................................2-2

Show/Monitor/List System ....................................................................................2-4

Set Privileged .............................................................................................................2-5

Protocol Commands

Introduction ...............................................................................................................3-1

Set/Define Protocol ..................................................................................................3-2

Show/List Protocol ...................................................................................................3-4

Port Commands

Introduction ...............................................................................................................4-1

Set/Define Port .........................................................................................................4-2

Show/Monitor/List Port .........................................................................................4-4

SNMP Commands

Introduction ...............................................................................................................5-1

Set/Define SNMP .....................................................................................................5-2

Show/List SNMP ......................................................................................................5-3

Filter Commands

Introduction ...............................................................................................................6-1

Configuring a Filter List ...........................................................................................6-2

Set/Define Filter .......................................................................................................6-4

Show/List Filter ......................................................................................................6-11

Clear/Purge Filter ..................................................................................................6-12

Switch Commands

Introduction ...............................................................................................................7-1

Set/Define Switch .....................................................................................................7-2

Show/Monitor/List Switch ....................................................................................7-5

Save Command

Introduction ...............................................................................................................8-1

Save .............................................................................................................................8-2

Miscellaneous Commands

Introduction ...............................................................................................................9-1

Cls ................................................................................................................................9-2

Finger ..........................................................................................................................9-2

Help ............................................................................................................................9-2

Initialize ......................................................................................................................9-3

Lock .............................................................................................................................9-4

Logout .........................................................................................................................9-5

Netstat ........................................................................................................................9-5

Ping .............................................................................................................................9-5

Show Users ................................................................................................................9-6

Unlock .........................................................................................................................9-6

Zero Counters ............................................................................................................9-7

Technical Support

Glossary

Index

Introduction

About This Manual .................................................................................................................1-1

Manual Conventions ..............................................................................................................1-2

Required Parameters ............................................................................................ 1-2

Optional Parameters .............................................................................................1-2

User Defined Parameters .....................................................................................1-2

Restrictions .............................................................................................................1-2

LSB4 Reference Manual Introduction

1-1

About This Manual

This manual lists all commands that can be used in conjunction with the

LSB4. These commands can be used to configure the switch to specific needs,

such as limiting access to the switch or setting a particular data transfer rate.

All parameters to be used with a command are listed, as well as the correct

syntax for the command. For instructions on the various methods used to ex-

ecute commands, see Chapter 3 of the LSB4 Installation Guide,

Set-Up and

Operation

This manual covers the following topics:

♦

Manual conventions

♦

System commands: Set/Define System, Show/

Monitor/List System, Set

Privileged

♦

Protocol commands: Set/Define Protocol, Show/List

Protocol

♦

Port commands: Set/Define Port, Show/Monitor/

List Port

♦

SNMP commands: Set/Define SNMP, Show/List

SNMP

♦

Filter commands: Set/Define Filter, Show/List

Filter, Clear/Purge Filter

♦

Switch commands: Set/Define Switch, Show/

Monitor/List Switch

♦

Miscellaneous commands: Cls, Finger, Help, Initialize, Lock,

Logout, Netstat, Ping, Show

Users, Unlock, Zero Counters

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Where

Show /

Monitor /List

Switch

and

Set/

Define Switch

commands are used,

ÒBridgeÓ can be

used in place of

ÒSwitch.Ó For ex-

ample,

List Bridge

has the same func-

tionality as

List

Switch

Introduction LSB4 Reference Manual

1-2

Manual Conventions

All command names are displayed in all capital letters. Manual conventions

for command parameters are discussed in the following paragraphs.

Required Parameters

♦

Requiredparametersareparametersthatmust

beusedwithapar-

ticular command.

♦

Required parameters appear in all capital letters and within brac-

es ( {} ).

♦

When there is a choice of two or more required parameters to be

used with a command, all available options will be displayed

within braces. For example, if either

Enabled

Disabled

must

be used with a command, the parameters will be displayed as

follows:

Optional Parameters

♦

Optional parameters are parameters that may be omitted or in-

cluded in a command.

♦

Optional parameters appear in all capital letters and within brack-

ets ( [] ).

♦

When there is a choice of two or more optional parameters that

may be used with a command, all available options will be dis-

played within brackets. For example, if either

Characteristics

Counters

may be used with a command, the parameters will be

displayed as follows:

User Defined Parameters

♦

These parameters are displayed in

italics

. The name of the param-

eter represents the type of information to enter, for example,

ipaddress

Restrictions

♦

Any restrictions on the use of a command or its parameters will

be covered in this section.

ENABLED

DISABLED







CHARACTERISTICS

COUNTERS

To determine the

syntax of a particu-

lar command, con-

sult the section

covering that com-

mand.

Parameters may be

abbreviated when

entering a com-

mand, however, an

abbreviation must

be unique to the de-

sired command. For

example,

Show

could not be abbre-

viated to S, as that S

could also denote

Set

System Commands

Introduction .............................................................................................................................2-1

Set/Define System .................................................................................................................. 2-2

Show/Monitor/List System .................................................................................................. 2-4

Set Privileged ...........................................................................................................................2-5

LSB4 Reference Manual System Commands

2-1

Introduction

System commands are used to configure and display the LSB4Õs

non-switch

functions, such as incoming logins, password protection, and the host from

which software will be downloaded.

Some of the system commands require the user to have privileged status. To

learn how to obtain privileged status, see page 2-5.

Set/Define and Show/Monitor/List Commands

Set/Define and Show/Monitor/List commands appear frequently in this man-

ual. It is important to note the difference between these commands.

Set

makes

an immediate change, but is not permanent. (Changes made with the Set com-

mand can be made permanent using the Save command.) Conversely,

Define

makes a permanent change, but it doesn't take effect until the LSB4 is rebooted.

The Show and List commands function in a similar manner to the Set/Define

commands.

Show

displays the current settings (including those Set but not

saved as permanent changes).

Monitor

displays the same current information as

Show but is updated every three seconds. The

List

command displays perma-

nent settings.

Set/Define System

Set System

and Define System

accept the following parameters:

♦

Incoming: SpeciÞes login restrictions

♦

Name: Assigns a name to the LSB4

♦

to the LSB4

♦

Privileged Password: Changes the password required for

particular commands

♦

Prompt: Sets a custom prompt string

♦

Software: SpeciÞes the name of a Þle to be down-

loaded to the LSB4

Show/Monitor/List System

Show System, Monitor System, and List System commands display LSB4 status

and configuration.

Set Privileged

This command enables privileged status, permitting a user to enter an additional

set of commands.

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Define Port

will

take effect as soon as

the port is logged

out.

System Commands LSB4 Reference Manual

2-2

Set/Define System

Parameters Incoming

Telnet

Enables incoming Telnet connections.

None

Disables incoming Telnet connections.

Password

Establishes a password requirement for logging into the LSB4.

Nopassword

Removes the password requirement for logging into the

LSB4.

Password

Establishes or changes the password required to log into the

LSB4.

CurrentPswd

Any combination of six digits or letters.

Name

Changes the LSB4Õs name. This name is used to connect to the

LSB4 from remote hosts.

systemname

Any combination of up to sixteen characters. When the LSB4

is shipped, the system name is in the form LSB4_xxxxxx. The

six xÕs represent the last six hexadecimal digits of the ethernet

address.

Privileged Password

Establishes or changes the password required to use privi-

leged commands.

SET

DEFINE







SYSTEM

INCOMING

TELNET

NONE

PASSWORD

NOPASSWORD











CurrentPswd

[]

NAME

systemname

PRIVILEGED PASSWORD[]

CurrPrivPswd

PROMPT

promptstring

REFRESH

onds

sec

SOFTWARE

filename











Incoming has no

effect on the serial

console port.

The default

CurrentPswd is

access.

If the specified

Name contains

lower-case letters, it

must be enclosed in

quotation marks

(Ò Ò) and may not

include any spaces.

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