Lantronix MSS manual What’s New, Command Syntax

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1: Introduction

The Lantronix MSS family of Device Servers allows you to network-enable a variety of serial devices that were not originally designed to be networked: personal computers, terminals, modems, industrial machinery, and more. Certain MSS models offer fiber optic Ethernet, PC card support for 802.11, modem, and ATA Flash cards, and multiple serial ports, ensuring a product for almost any networking need.

This manual provides the complete command set for all products in the MSS family. These commands can be entered at the command line to configure the MSS to best meet your needs. While most basic MSS features can be configured using EZWebCon or ThinWeb Manager, the command line interface allows you to customize some of the more advanced features.

This chapter provides a brief introduction to the command line environment for the MSS.

◆What’s New on page 1-1describes what’s changed since the last revision of this manual.

◆Command Syntax on page 1-1provides the conventions used in the command diagrams and descriptions.

◆Command Line Editing on page 1-2lists the keys that should be used for line editing.

◆Help on page 1-3offers information on various types of context-sensitive help.

Note: Parts of this manual assume knowledge of the IEEE 802.11 Standard governing wireless networking. If you do not understand wireless networking concepts and implementation, please refer to the Standard or the documentation that came with your wireless networking PC Card.

Throughout this manual, the term MSS refers to the MSS family in general. If a particular feature or command applies only to certain models, it will be noted as such.

1.1 What’s New

◆Most commands now include either a Port or Server parameter. These parameters are only necessary if you are configuring an MSS4, which is the first member of the MSS family to have multiple configurable serial ports. The Port parameter allows you to configure port-specific options; the Server parameter applies to settings that affect the entire MSS.

◆The Disk commands provide a wide-range of disk management options for the MSS4, MSS100, MSSLiteX, and the MSS-VIA. Options for managing the internal flash disk and formatting ATA Flash cards are included under this command tree.

1.2 Command Syntax

Command line entry is both simple and powerful. Users can enter up to 132 characters on a command line, or abbreviate commands to a sequence of the smallest unique keywords (sometimes single characters). Commands are executed when the Return key is pressed or when the command line exceeds 132 characters.

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Contents MSS Reference Manual Part Number Contents Contents Iii Index What’s New Command SyntaxKey Purpose Command Line EditingAbout This Manual HelpCommand Reference Backward Change 80211 EnabledChange Change 80211 Antenna DefaultsRestrictions Parameters ErrorsChange 80211 Fragmentation Change 80211 MAC AddressExamples Change 80211 Network ModeChange 80211 Region Change 80211 PowerChange 80211 RTS Change 80211 ResetChange 80211 WEP Current port only Change AccessChange Autobaud DefaultsDynamic See AlsoChange Autostart Dashes for ranges Change Bootgateway Change Backward SwitchRestrictions Requires privileged user status ParametersPort Change BootpDefaultsEnabled Change BreakChange Charsize DefaultsNone See AlsoDefaults Bytes Change BufferingChange Datasend Condition has been detected Restrictions Change DedicatedCommand on Change Domain Change DhcpChange DTRWait Change DSRLogoutChange Flow Control DefaultsDisabledChange Gateway Change Forward SwitchDefaultsDisabled See Also Change Inactive TimerChange Inactive Logout Change Incoming Change IPSecurity Change IPAddressChange LAT CircTimer Change LAT Identification Change LAT GroupsChange Loadhost Change Local Switch Change Modem Control Change LoginpassChange Name Change Modem EmulationChange NetWare Encapsulation Change NameserverChange NetWare Loadhost Change NetWare Internal NetworkChange Parity Change NetWare RoutingParametersfileserver Change Passflow Change Password Limit Change Password IncomingChange Portname Change Password ProtectChange Preferred Change Rarp Change PrivpassChange Retransmit Limit Change RloginChange RS485 Change Secondary Change Signal CheckChange Session Limit Change SNMPSetComm Change SilentbootChange Speed Change SoftwareTwo colons and the startup file name of up to 47 characters Change StartupChange Stopbits Defaults See AlsoChange Subnet Mask Change TCPKeepalive DefaultsConsoleChange Telnetdest Change Termtype Change TelnetpadParameters Examples Daytime is only supported over UDP Change TimeserverChange Wins Change VerifyCrypt Password Disk Digit Meaning Checks the MSS filesystem and corrects any problems Rf command Parametersusername Delete IPSecurityDisconnect FingerHostlist ForwardParameterskeyword Initialize Show Hostlist commandLogout Port ParametersDelayParametersserviceName 78 LATParametershostname NetstatPing Resume84 RTC RloginParametersIPaddress Show Set PrivilegedParametersAntenna Show Nodes Show HostlistShow IPsecurity Show NetWareParametersAll Show PortsShow RS485 Show ServerParametersBootparams Show ServicesShow Session Source Show SnmpShow Users Show VersionTelnet 100 SPXParametersSAPname Zero TestFull Contact Information Problem Report ProcedureAvailable Strings UsageMultiple Strings Xxxx Usage ExamplesParametersS 1.5 or1.11 Y Introduction Error BitsLeftmost Number 02000000 1000000008000000 04000000Rightmost Number Unassigned 00000004 Internal error 00000002 00000001 Index Security 2-27,2-57,2-64IPX NetWare Login 2-31,2-37UDP 2-50,B-3 Telnet 2-48,2-68
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