Black Box Console Server user guide 184
Session
arguments
... session n/* type telnet/rlogin host hostname
[termtype termtype] [auto on/off] [echo on/
off][mapnl on/off] [mode on/off] [intr <hex>]
[quit <hex>] [eof <hex>] [erase <hex>][break
<hex>]
You can use any number or combination of the arguments. Use the ? command to list
the options for each one. An example is given below:
This command has set up four predefined telnet sessions on host socrates for user
‘julie’.
Notes You can set all users to the same parameters by using the * asterisk character, e.g.
set user * level normal
will set all users to this language valu e.
Menu
equivalent
Users - Change User/Set Password
s-timer value enter a period in seconds for which the session timer will run. Use this timer to
forcibly close a user’s session (connection). When the session timer expires the
unit will end the connection. The default value is 0 (zero), meaning that the
session timer will not expire (the session is open permanently, or until the user
logs out). The maximum value is 232 seconds.
The session timer (here) will override the session timer which you can configure
for a line.
f-ip address use only when the user service field is set to ‘slip’ or ‘ppp’;
f-netmask ignore this parameter; it is reserved for future use.
f-mtu value use only when the user service field is set to ‘slip’ or ‘ppp’;
f-compression
value
use only when the user service field is set to ‘slip’ or ‘ppp’;
session use this argument to predefine sessions for the user. You can predefine one
specified session (n), or all sessions (*). It takes the arguments defined below:
You must specify the type and hostname. The other arguments are
optional. The arguments after auto are telnet options.
set user julie level normal switch 02 session*
type telnet host socrates termtype wyse60