configure

enable

Use configure terminal service-accessto enable technical support diagnostic access to the device.

technical

 

support

hostname# conf t service-access

diagnostic

 

access

 

disable

Use configure terminal no service-accessto disable technical support diagnostic access to the

technical

device.

support

 

diagnostic

hostname# conf t no service-access

access

 

 

 

 

conf t session

 

The configure terminal session command configures the display of the CLI session on your

 

management terminal. This command is enabled when the SMS manages the device. The command

 

abbreviation is conf t sess.

 

These commands are not persistent and session changes will be lost when you log out. Only super-

 

users can create a persistent timeout option.

 

columns columns

 

sets the column width of the terminal session.

 

more

 

enables page-by-page output to the terminal screen. no more disables page-by-page output

 

to the terminal screen. The output appears as one continuous stream of text.

 

rows rows

 

controls the height of the session display by number of rows.

 

timeout minutes [-persist]

 

sets the inactivity timeout for the CLI session. The -persistoption is super-user only, and it

 

applies the specified timeout value to all future sessions for all users as well as the current

 

session.

 

wraparound

 

controls text-wrapping for text longer than the set width of the session. The text is wrapped.

 

no wraparound turns off the text-wrapping option. The text is truncated.

 

 

 

Using conf t session

configure

Use configure terminal session to configure session settings. In the following example, the display is

session

set to a size of 80 columns by 40 rows, page-by-page display, and wrapped text. The session will time

settings

out after 25 minutes.

 

hostname# conf t session columns 80

 

hostname# conf t session more

 

hostname# conf t session wrap

 

hostname# conf t session rows 40

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