Lucent Technologies P333T Security Levels, Entering the User Level, Entering the Privileged Level

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Chapter 5 Cajun Campus CLI (Command Line Interface)

Security Levels

There are three security access levels – User, Privileged and Supervisor. The user access level is a general access level used to show system parameter values.

The Privileged level is used by site personnel to access stack configuration options.

The Supervisor level is used to define passwords used to access the Privileged level.

A password is required to access the Privileged level and Supervisor level and gain access to all the commands.

Entering the User Level

The User level is accessed upon entry to the Cajun Campus CLI.

Entering the Privileged Level

To enter the Privileged level, use the login command and enter the password. The default password is enable. However, it may be changed with the

set enablepass command.

Console> enable

Enter password: enable

The prompt Console>(enable) displays indicating that you are in Privileged level.

Exiting the Privileged Level

To exit the Privileged level and return to the User level, type the command exit (no password is required). The disable command (default password norm required) returns you from the Privileged level to the User level.

Entering the Supervisor Level

To enter the Supervisor level, use the login command and enter the password. The default password is super. The default password can be changed using the set superpass command.

Console> super

Enter password: super

The prompt Console(super)# displays indicating that you are in Supervisor level.

Exiting the Supervisor Level

To exit the Supervisor level and return to the Privileged level, exit (no password is required). The disable command (default password norm required) returns you from the Supervisor level to the User level.

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Contents Cajun P333T Page Contents Cajun P333T User’s Guide Mtbf Mtbf List of Figures Cajun P333T LEDsList of Figures Cajun P333T User’s Guide List of Tables List of Tables Viii Cajun P333T User’s Guide Cajun P330 Family Features OverviewLayer 2 Features Auto-NegotiationCongestion Control VLANsCajun P330 Standards Supported Cajun P330 Network Management DurabilityCajun P330 Manager CajunViewCajun P330 Network Monitoring Rmon MIBs RFCSmon MIBs RFC Port MirroringChapter Overview Cajun P333T User’s Guide Cajun P333T Front and Rear Panels Cajun P333T Front PanelPWR FDX Cajun P333T Back Panel Cajun P333T AC and DC Back PanelsApplications ApplicationCajun P330 stacks with a Cajun 330 backbone Installation and Setup Installing Stacking Sub-modulesInstalling the Stacking Sub-module in the Cajun P330 PositioningRack Mounting Cajun P333T Rack MountingConnecting Stacked Switches To connect stacked switchesIncorrect Stack Connection Installing Expansion Sub-modules Installing the Expansion Sub-module into the Cajun P330Removing an Existing Expansion Sub-module Powering On Cajun P330 Module AC Powering On Cajun P330 Module DCConfiguring the Switch Cajun P330 Default SettingsCabling Connecting to the Serial Port 1000BASE-SLXAssigning Cajun P330’s IP Stack Address Cajun Campus CLI Command Line Interface Establishing a Serial Connection for ConfigurationConventions Used Establishing a Telnet Session For example telnetRunning the CLI Security Levels Entering the User LevelEntering the Privileged Level Entering the Supervisor LevelGeneral Commands Top and Up commandsRetstatus command Tree commandCommand Syntax Command AbbreviationsNavigation, Cursor Movement and Shortcuts Getting HelpCommands, Parameters and Default Settings Command HierarchyHow Commands are Organized Cajun Campus CLI Command Line Interface Flowcontrol Trunk Vlan User Level Commands Show time commandShow timeout command Show timezone commandShow ntp command Show system commandShow image version command Show snmp command Show interface command Show port commandShow module command Show module commandField Description Show flowcontrol command Console show flowcontrolShow cam command FieldShow trunk command Show spantree command Show log command AddrShow download status command Privileged Level Commands Disable commandSet commands Set enablepass commandSet logout command Set ntp server commandSet ip route command Set snmp community command Set snmp community read-onlyreadSet snmp trap command Set snmp trap rcvraddrSet system location command Set system name commandSet system location string Set system name stringSet system contact command Set interface commandSet port level command Set system contact stringSet port negotiation command Set port enable commandSet port disable command Set port speed commandSet port duplex command Set Vlan command Set flowcontrol command Set trunk command Set spantree enable command Set spantree disable commandSet spantree priority command Set Smon License Command Sync time commandGet time command Clear CommandsClear snmp trap command Clear Vlan commandClear cam command Download command Reset commandTo reset module Supervisor Level Commands Set super password commandSet defpass command Specifications Cajun P330 SwitchPower Requirements AC Power Requirements DCSafety AC Safety DCEnvironmental EMC EmissionsLaser Safety Stacking Sub-moduleExpansion Sub-modules Standards ComplianceLaser Classification Usage RestrictionLaser Data Fast Ethernet Fiber Expansion Sub-module Ethernet/Fast Ethernet Expansion Sub-moduleBackup Power Supply Bups Power RequirementsSafety Mtbf Installation Cajun P330 Standalone ManagerSystem Requirements Documentation and Online Help Software DownloadHow to Contact Us +972 3 645Cajun P333T User’s Guide
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P333T specifications

Lucent Technologies P333T is a highly regarded networking device that has made significant contributions to the telecommunications field. Primarily designed for service providers and large organizations, it is recognized for its robust architecture, which is tailored to handle high-capacity data processing and seamless voice integration.

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