Lantronix MSS 2.80 Netstat, 2.81 Ping, 2.82 Resume

Command Reference Netstat

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Note: In the absence of the PortList parameter, the configuration will affect the MSS4’s

current port only.

PortList

MSS4 and MSS-Via only. Specify a port number as an integer between 1 and

3 (Via) or 1 and 6 (MSS4). You can not log out multiple ports at once.

number

Enter a port number.

2.80 Netstat

Displays currently-active NetWare and TCP/IP network connections and the depth of UDP packet queues.

This information is primarily intended for debugging network problems.

2.81 Ping

Sends an IP echo packet request to another network host, and provides an easy way to test IP network

connections. In general, any host that supports IP will respond if it is able, regardless of login restrictions,

job load, or operating system. If the host does not reply, there may be a network IP configuration problem.

Parameters hostname

Enter either a resolvable text host name or a numeric IP address.

length

Length of the ping packet. The default length is 50 bytes.

2.82 Resume

Leaves local mode and resumes the current (most recently active) session or the specified session.

Errors An error is returned if there are no active sessions.

Parameters session

Specify the number of the session you wish to resume.

NETSTAT

PING hostname length

RESUME session

Contents

Main Page Contents Page Page 1: Introduction 1.2 Command Syntax 1.1 Whats New 1.3 Command Line Editing 1.4 Help 1.5 About This Manual 2: Command Reference 2.1 Backward 2.2.1 Change 80211 Enabled 2.2 Change 80211 2.2.2 Change 80211 Antenna 2.2.3 Change 80211 Channel 2.2.4 Change 80211 ESSID 2.2.5 Change 80211 Fragmentation 2.2.6 Change 80211 MAC Address 2.2.7 Change 80211 Network Mode 2.2.8 Change 80211 Power 2.2.9 Change 80211 Region 2.2.10 Change 80211 Reset 2.2.11 Change 80211 RTS 2.2.12 Change 80211 WEP 2.3 Change Access 2.4 Change Autobaud 2.5 Change Autostart Page 2.6 Change Backward Switch 2.7 Change Bootgateway 2.8 Change BOOTP 2.9 Change Break 2.10 Change Buffering 2.11 Change Charsize 2.12 Change Datasend Page 2.13 Change Dedicated Page 2.14 Change DHCP 2.15 Change Domain 2.16 Change DSRLogout 2.17 Change DTRWait 2.18 Change Flow Control 2.19 Change Forward Switch 2.20 Change Gateway 2.21 Change Inactive Logout 2.22 Change Inactive Timer 2.23 Change Incoming 2.24 Change IPAddress 2.25 Change IPSecurity 2.26 Change LAT CircTimer 2.27 Change LAT Groups 2.28 Change LAT Identification 2.29 Change Loadhost 2.30 Change Local Switch 2.31 Change Loginpass 2.32 Change Modem Control 2.33 Change Modem Emulation 2.34 Change Name 2.35 Change Nameserver 2.36 Change NetWare Encapsulation 2.37 Change NetWare Internal Network 2.38 Change NetWare Loadhost 2.39 Change NetWare Routing 2.40 Change Parity 2.41 Change Passflow 2.42 Change Password Incoming 2.43 Change Password Limit 2.44 Change Password Protect 2.45 Change Portname 2.46 Change Preferred 2.47 Change Privpass 2.48 Change RARP 2.49 Change Retransmit Limit 2.50 Change Rlogin 2.51 Change RS485 2.52 Change Secondary 2.53 Change Session Limit 2.54 Change Signal Check 2.55 Change Silentboot 2.56 Change SNMPSetComm 2.57 Change Software 2.58 Change Speed 2.59 Change Startup 2.60 Change Stopbits 2.61 Change Subnet Mask 2.62 Change TCPKeepalive 2.63 Change Telnetdest 2.64 Change Telnetpad 2.65 Change Termtype 2.66 Change Timeserver 2.67 Change Verify 2.68 Change WINS 2.69 Crypt Password Command Reference Disk 2-53 2.70 Disk Page Page Page 2.71 Delete IPSecurity 2.72 Disconnect 2.73 Finger 2.74 Forward 2.75 Help 2.76 Hostlist 2.77 Initialize 2.78 LAT 2.79 Logout Port 2.80 Netstat 2.81 Ping 2.82 Resume 2.83 Rlogin 2.84 RTC 2.85 Set Privileged 2.86 Show 80211 2.87 Show Hostlist 2.88 Show IPsecurity 2.89 Show NetWare 2.90 Show Nodes 2.91 Show Ports 2.92 Show RS485 2.93 Show Server 2.94 Show Services 2.95 Show Session 2.96 Show SNMP 2.97 Show Users 2.98 Show Version 2.99 Source 2.100 SPX 2.101 Telnet 2.102 Test 2.103 Zero A: Contact Information A.1 Problem Report Procedure A.2 Full Contact Information B: Environment Strings B.1 Usage B.1.1 Multiple Strings B.2 Available Strings B.2.1 Usage Examples 2.2.1.1 nnnn 2.2.1.2 +C and -C 2.2.1.3 +D and -D 2.2.1.4 +E and -E 2.2.1.5 OR 2.2.1.6 OS 2.2.1.7 +P and -P 2.2.1.8 R 2.2.1.9 T 2.2.1.11 Y 2.2.1.12 LD=port# 2.2.1.13 LN=node# B: Show 802.11 Errors B.1 Introduction B.2 Error Bits B.2.1 Leftmost Number Page B.2.2 Rightmost Number Page Page Index Numerics A B C L M N P R