View an Individual Port

To view a specific port, use the following command:

show s<port #>

The information that appears may look something like this:

Status:

Command

Parity Errors:

0

 

Input:

964

Framing Errors:

0

 

Output:

17606

Overrun Errors:

0

 

Pending:

0

 

 

 

Active Configuration

Default Configuration

(* = host

—————————————

———————————

can override)

Port Type:

User Login

User Login

 

 

Login Service:

NetData

PortMux

 

 

Baud Rates:

115200

115200, 115200, 115200

Databits:

8

8

 

 

Stop bits:

1

1

 

 

Parity:

None

None

 

 

Flow Control:

None

None*

 

 

Modem Control:

Off

Off

 

 

Init Script:

USR_int

 

 

 

Init When?:

Every Reset

 

 

 

Hosts:

Erie

Default

 

 

Terminal Type:

 

 

 

 

Login Prompt:

$hostname login

 

 

 

Dial Group:

0

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Extended Parameter Display

The NETServer can display information in either a basic or an extended mode. The extended parameters are miscellaneous parameters such as the Terminal Type, Host Override setting, and Autolog name. By default, display of the extended param- eters is enabled for all ports.

For more concise information summaries, you can disable extended parameter display using the following command:

set s<port #> extended off

To enable extended parameter display, use the following command:

set s<port #> extended on

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