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Chapter 2 Managing BTS Users and Commands Using EMS

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Additional commands have been added to manage the UNIX services in the BTS 10200. These commands are available from the CLI/MAINT interface. In addition, these same commands are also available from the CORBA and bulk-provisioning interface. There are no schemas and tables associated with these commands. They directly control the UNIX services. These services are only enabled for the lifetime of the current kernel instance. They are reset to the installed defaults when a kernel reboot is performed.

Table 2-3describes the system services available using the node command.

Table 2-3	Node Command for UNIX Services
Noun	Verb	Options	Description
Node	Change	SERVICE [Required]	Defines the service to change.
		Must be one of the
		following: FTP,
		TELNET, ECHO,
		DISCARD, PRINTER,
		DAYTIME, CHARGEN,
		SMTP, TIME, FINGER,
		SUNRPC, EXEC,
		LOGIN, SHELL, UUCP,
		NFS, LOCKD, X11,
		DTSCP,
		FONT-SERVICES,
		HTTP.
Node	Change	ENABLE [Required]	A Boolean flag [Y/N] that indicates whether to turn
			this service on or off.
Node	Change	NODE [Required]	The node name in the BTS 10200 where the service
			is managed.

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