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12: Maintenance and Operation
SLB™ Branch Office Manager User Guide 188
To enable or disable iGoogle Gadget web content:
admin web gadget <enable|disable>
To configure the timeout for web sessions:
admin web timeout <disable|5-120>
Timeouts are measured in minutes.
To terminate a web session:
admin web terminate <web session id>
To view current timeout and all active web sessions:
admin web show
To list current hardware and firmware information:
admin version
To update SLB firmware to a new revision:
Note: The firmware file should be accessible via the settings displayed by admin ftp show.
The SLB branch office manager automatically reboots after successful update.
admin firmware update <ftp|tftp|sftp> file <Firmware File> key
<Checksum Key>
To set the boot bank to be used at the next SLB reboot:
admin firmware bootbank <1|2>
Applies to dual-boot SLB devices only.
To list the current firmware revision:
admin firmware show [viewlog <enable|disable>]
Lists the current firmware revision, the boot bank status (for dual-boot SLB branch office
managers), and optionally displays the log containing details about firmware updates.
To lock or unlock the LCD keypad:
Note: If the keypad is locked, users can scroll through settings but not change them.
admin keypad <lock|unlock>
To change the Restore Factory Defaults password used at the LCD to return the SLB
branch office manager to the factory settings:
admin keypad password <Password>
Must be 6 digits.
- Copyright & Trademark 2
- Open Source Software 2
- Contacts 2
- Sales Offices 2
- Disclaimer & Revisions 3
- Warranty 3
- Table of Contents 4
- List of Figures 9
- List of Tables 9
- 1: About This Guide 10
- Additional Documentation 11
- 2: Overview 12
- Benefits 14
- Table 2-1. SLB Models 15
- System Features 16
- Protocols Supported 17
- Access Control 17
- Power Outlet Control 17
- Device Port Buffer 17
- Configuration Options 17
- Application Example 18
- Hardware Features 19
- Serial Connections 20
- Network Connections 21
- PC Card Interface 21
- 3: Installation 22
- Technical Specifications 23
- Physical Installation 24
- Connecting to a Device Port 25
- Connecting to a Network Port 25
- Connecting a Terminal 25
- Connecting to a Power Source 26
- Typical Installations 27
- 4: Quick Setup 29
- Before You Begin 30
- Navigating 31
- Entering the Settings 31
- Restoring Factory Defaults 33
- Network Settings 34
- Date & Time Settings 35
- Administrator Settings 36
- Next Step 39
- Web Interface 40
- Figure 5-1. Web Page Layout 41
- Entry Fields and 41
- Logging in 42
- Logging off 42
- Web Page Help 42
- Command Line Interface 43
- Command Syntax 44
- General CLI Commands 46
- 6: Basic Parameters 47
- Eth1 and Eth2 Settings 48
- Gateway 50
- Ethernet Counters 51
- IP Filter 53
- Enabling IP Filters 54
- Configuring IP Filters 54
- Rule Parameters 55
- Updating an IP Filter 56
- Deleting an IP Filter 56
- Mapping a Rule Set 56
- Routing 58
- Equivalent Routing Commands 59
- 7: Services 60
- System Logging 61
- Phone Home 63
- Communities 65
- Version 3 65
- V3 Read-Only User 66
- V3 Read-Write User 66
- To view current services: 68
- NFS and SMB/CIFS 69
- NFS Mounts 70
- SMB/CIFS Share 70
- Secure Lantronix Network 72
- Date and Time 76
- Permissions 81
- Device Status 81
- Global Port Settings 81
- Global Commands 83
- Device Ports – Settings 84
- Hardware Signal Triggers 88
- Modem Settings 88
- Modem Settings: Text Mode 89
- Modem Settings: PPP Mode 90
- Port Status and Counters 91
- SLP Status/Info 92
- SLP Commands 93
- Device Ports – Logging 98
- PC Card Logging 99
- Email/SNMP Notification 99
- Sylog Logging 100
- Email/SNMP Traps 101
- NFS File Logging 102
- Logging Commands 103
- Console Port 104
- Console Port Commands 105
- Power Outlets 106
- 2. Enter the following: 107
- 8: Device Ports 107
- Host Lists 108
- Host Parameters 109
- Host List Commands 112
- 9: PC Cards 114
- Storage Settings 115
- Data Settings 118
- ISDN Settings 119
- GSM/GPRS Settings 119
- Text Mode 120
- PPP Mode 120
- IP Settings 121
- PC Card Commands 122
- PC Card Modem Commands 123
- 10: Connections 125
- Terminal Server 126
- Remote Access Server 126
- Reverse Terminal Server 127
- Multiport Device Server 127
- Console Server 127
- Connection Configuration 129
- Connection Commands 131
- 11: User Authentication 134
- Authentication Commands 136
- Local and Remote Users 137
- Local/Remote User Settings 138
- Shortcut 142
- Local Users Commands 143
- Local User Rights Commands 144
- NIS Commands 148
- 5. Click the Apply button 152
- LDAP Commands 153
- RADIUS Commands 157
- Kerberos 158
- Kerberos Commands 162
- TACACS+ 163
- SSH Keys 166
- Imported Keys 167
- Exported Keys 167
- Imported Keys (SSH In) 168
- Exported Keys (SSH Out) 169
- SSH Commands 172
- Custom User Menus 174
- Example 176
- SLB Maintenance 179
- General 180
- SLB Firmware 181
- Boot Banks 182
- FTP/TFTP/SFTP 182
- Configuration Management 182
- Administrative Commands 187
- System Logs 190
- Audit Log 193
- Diagnostics 194
- Diagnostic Commands 198
- Status/Reports 199
- View Report 200
- Status Commands 202
- There is no default 203
- Events Commands 204
- 13: Application Examples 206
- 14: Command Reference 212
- Command Line Help 213
- Audit Log Commands 220
- TACACS+ Commands 228
- User Permissions Commands 228
- CLI Commands 231
- Custom User Menu Commands 236
- Date and Time Commands 237
- Device Commands 238
- Device Port Commands 239
- End Device Commands 244
- IP Filter Commands 247
- Network Commands 249
- NFS and SMB/CIFS Commands 251
- PC Card Storage Commands 253
- Power Commands 255
- Routing Commands 256
- Services Commands 257
- SLB Network Commands 258
- SSH Key Commands 259
- System Log Commands 262
- Description 263
- A: Bootloader 264
- Administrator Commands 265
- B: Security Considerations 266
- C: Safety Information 267
- Port Connections 268
- D: Adapters and Pinouts 269
- DB25 Male 270
- DB25 Female 271
- DB9 Male 272
- DB9 Female 273
- E: Protocol Glossary 275
- F: Compliance Information 278
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