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2: Command Reference

This chapter describes all commands that can be used with the MSS. The commands are listed in alphabetical order, excluding the Ports and Server parameters, which apply only to the MSS4. For example, Change Server Bootgateway is considered the same command as Change Bootgateway and is alphabetized according to the latter.

Commands that configure the MSS serial ports will not affect a dedicated console port unless explicitly stated in the individual command description.,

Some commands can be used with environment strings, which are discussed in detail in Appendix B.

The following items are provided in the description of each command.

◆The command’s full syntax, shown in diagram form. See Command Syntax on page 1-1for more information on the command syntax.

◆Any restrictions on the command, such as whether you must be the privileged user to use it

◆Potential errors that may be encountered when using the command

◆Default settings, where applicable

◆Examples of the command, where applicable

◆Cross-references to related commands

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Contents

MSS Reference Manual Part Number Contents Contents Iii Index Command Syntax What’s New Command Line Editing Key Purpose Help About This Manual Command Reference Backward Change 80211 EnabledChange Defaults Change 80211 Antenna Restrictions Change 80211 MAC Address ErrorsChange 80211 Fragmentation Parameters Change 80211 Network Mode Examples Change 80211 Power Change 80211 Region Change 80211 Reset Change 80211 RTS Change 80211 WEP Change Access Current port only DefaultsDynamic See Also Change Autobaud Change Autostart Dashes for ranges Change Backward Switch Change Bootgateway Change Break Change BootpDefaultsEnabled Restrictions Requires privileged user status ParametersPort Change Buffering DefaultsNone See AlsoDefaults Bytes Change Charsize Change Datasend Condition has been detected Change Dedicated Restrictions Command on Change Dhcp Change Domain Change DSRLogout Change DTRWait DefaultsDisabled Change Flow Control Change Forward Switch Change Gateway DefaultsDisabled See Also Change Inactive TimerChange Inactive Logout Change Incoming Change IPAddress Change IPSecurity Change LAT CircTimer Change LAT Identification Change LAT GroupsChange Loadhost Change Local Switch Change Loginpass Change Modem Control Change Modem Emulation Change Name Change Nameserver Change NetWare Encapsulation Change NetWare Internal Network Change NetWare Loadhost Change Parity Change NetWare RoutingParametersfileserver Change Passflow Change Password Incoming Change Password Limit Change Password Protect Change Portname Change Preferred Change Privpass Change Rarp Change Rlogin Change Retransmit Limit Change RS485 Change Secondary Change Signal CheckChange Session Limit Change Silentboot Change SNMPSetComm Change Software Change Speed Change Startup Two colons and the startup file name of up to 47 characters Change Stopbits Defaults See AlsoChange Subnet Mask Change TCPKeepalive DefaultsConsoleChange Telnetdest Change Termtype Change TelnetpadParameters Examples Change Timeserver Daytime is only supported over UDP Change Verify Change Wins Crypt Password Disk Digit Meaning Checks the MSS filesystem and corrects any problems Rf command Finger Delete IPSecurityDisconnect Parametersusername Hostlist ForwardParameterskeyword Show Hostlist command Initialize 78 LAT ParametersDelayParametersserviceName Logout Port Resume NetstatPing Parametershostname 84 RTC RloginParametersIPaddress Show Set PrivilegedParametersAntenna Show NetWare Show HostlistShow IPsecurity Show Nodes Show Server Show PortsShow RS485 ParametersAll ParametersBootparams Show ServicesShow Session Show Version Show SnmpShow Users Source Telnet 100 SPXParametersSAPname Test Zero Problem Report Procedure Full Contact Information Available Strings UsageMultiple Strings Usage Examples Xxxx 1.5 or ParametersS 1.11 Y Introduction Error BitsLeftmost Number 04000000 1000000008000000 02000000 Rightmost Number Unassigned 00000004 Internal error 00000002 00000001 Index Login 2-31,2-37 Security 2-27,2-57,2-64IPX NetWare Telnet 2-48,2-68 UDP 2-50,B-3