Example Scripts
File Name | Description |
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snmpd.conf | SNMP information |
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./.ssh | Directory for SSH information |
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system.cnf | Basic network config information (IP, gateway, etc) |
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timezone | Time zone configuration |
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./.usracctl | Directory containing user access control information |
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version | Firmware version |
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User Storage Space
The Digi CM comes with 1 megabyte of user storage space. This storage space can be used to store custom scripts. The location is /usr2. Custom scripts such as simple commands, are simply dropped into /usr2. If a file needs to be edited, copy the file into usr2/rc.usr, kill the process, then restart the process from the new file. Scripts from the user storage may be created to run during boot after the network is up. The following are some examples of various ways to create a script stored in the user storage space.
•Saving IP tables options permanently
•Changing radius socket ports
•Limiting root access to the console on Digi CM products
•Sending a break
Example Scripts
Example Script: Saving IP tables options permanently
Add the following command in the '/usr2/rc.user' script file just above "exit 0". Disabling Telnet is just shown as one example.
1.Create a new script file '/usr2/run.user' which includes the commands you want.
iptables
2. Run the following command to make the script executable
chmod 755 /usr2/run.user
3. Add the following command in the '/usr2/rc.user' script, just above "exit 0"
ln
4. Reboot
reboot
Note: If you factory default the unit, the ’/usr2/rc.user’ script file is moved to ’/usr2/ rc.user.old#’ and the default rc.user file will be restored.
Example Script: Changing radius socket ports
The radius client obtains the radius socket ports to use via the '/etc/services' file. The client only looks up the lines starting with 'radius' and 'radacct'.
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