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Chapter 2 Managing BTS Users and Commands Using EMS

Managing Users

Table 2-1 Managing Users (continued)

Task	Sample Command
Blocking an active user	1.	Select operation mode:
	•	MAINTENANCE—(default) for regular maintenance
	•	UPGRADE—for upgrades
	2.	block session terminal=USR16;

Note You cannot block the session of a user with higher privileges than yours.

Prevent BTS provisioning during an upgrade or maintenance window from the following interfaces:

•CLI

•FTP

•CORBA

•SNMP

Note The software will support blocking HTTP interfaces in a future release.

			If you block provisioning before performing an SMG restart or EMS
			reboot, blocking is still enforced when these applications return to
			in-service state.
			There are two levels of blocking:
			• PROVISION—Prevents all provisioning commands from
			executing
			• COMPLETE—Prevents all commands from executing
			Only terminal type MNT users can use these blocking and unblocking
			commands. MNT users are never blocked. MNT users issue these
			commands from either active or standby EMS.
			A blocking command applies to all non-MNT users on terminals on
			either active or standby EMS. Commands do not execute for:
			• Logged-in users
			• Users who login after the block command
			Commands are not queued for execution after unblock. The CLI user
			prompt changes when blocked, notifying the user their commands will
			not execute.
		Unblocking a user	unblock session terminal=USR16;
			Note You cannot unblock the session of a user with higher
			privileges.
		Resetting a user’s idle time	Idle time is how many minutes (1-30) a user can be idle before being
			logged off the BTS.
			change session idle-time=30;
		Stopping a user’s session	stop session terminal=USR16;
	Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch Operations and Maintenance Guide, Release 6.0.x
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