Allied Telesis AT-8700XL, RAPIER I manual Delete ssh session, Disable ssh debug, Disable ssh server

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Command Reference Updates

This section describes each new command and the changed portions of modified commands and output screens. For modified commands and output, it shows the new parameters, options, and fields in bold.

delete ssh session

syntax DELete SSH SEssion={session-idALL}

Description This new command deletes Secure Shell and Secure Copy sessions that are currently active on the router or switch. This can include both server and client sessions. The deleted sessions are closed.

The session-idis the number assigned to each connection. Use a comma-separated list to specify more than one session-id. To see a list of current SSH sessions with their session-idnumbers, use the show ssh session command. If a session-idnumber is specified, that session is closed. If all is specified, all connections are closed, except the sessions that are listening on the TCP port for new SSH connections.

Example To stop the current manager sessions in the following example output, use the command:

del ssh se=2,4,5

disable ssh debug

Syntax DISable SSH DEBug={SSHSCPALL}

Description This new command disables the SSH server debugging facility. If ssh is specified, debugging is turned off for Secure Shell. If scp is specified, debugging is turned off for Secure Copy. If all is specified, debugging for both SSH and SCP is turned off. Debugging is disabled by default.

Example To disable debugging of SCP, use the command:

dis ssh deb=scp

disable ssh server

Syntax DISable SSH SERver

Description This command disables the Secure Shell server. When the Secure Shell server is disabled, connections from Secure Shell and Secure Copy clients are not accepted.

The Secure Shell server is disabled by default. Secure Shell and Secure Copy sessions may be initiated from the router or switch to another host, but inbound connections are not accepted.

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