System information

Operation MODIFY 1-75
Software Release 2.0.1
C613-03018-00 REV A
The MESSAGE parameter specifies a single line of text to send in the body of
the email. The parameters MESSAGE and FILE are mutually exclusive.
The SUBJECT parameter specifies the subject line to appear in the email. This
field is not required but should normally be present in an email.
The ETRN parameter sends an ETRN request (as defined in RFC 1985) to the
remote mail server to forward any queued mail messages for the specified mail
domain or host name. This can be used to assist mail servers that are connected
to the Internet via dial-up rather than permanent connections. A trigger can be
created to send an ETRN message to the email service provider each time the
router connects to the Internet.
Some mail servers will reject email messages from hosts without reverse DNS entries.
For security reasons this command will only be accepted if the user has SECURITY
OFFICER privilege.
Examples
To send an email message to [e-mail], use the command:
MAIL TO=[e-mail] SUBJ="Test Message" MESS="Greetings
from router 192.168.14.1"
To send an ETRN request to the mail server mserver1.isp.com to forward mail
queued for users in the email domain “company.com”, use the command:
MAIL TO=[e-mail] ETRN=company.com
See Also
DELETE MAIL
SET MAIL
SHOW MAIL
MODIFY
Syntax
MODIFY ADDR=address SIZE={BYTE|LONG|WORD} VAL=value-list
[SPACE={SD|SP|UD|UP|UR}]
where:
■
address is the base address of the block of memory to modify.
■
value-list is either a list of up to five numbers (in hexadecimal) separated by
commas (e.g. VAL=12,4ac,0,14e,65), or a text string of up to twenty
characters surrounded by double quotes (e.g. VAL=“string”).
Description
This command modifies (overwrites) the contents of the router’s memory. The
values to be written to memory are specified by the VAL parameter and are
written to contiguous memory locations starting at the memory address
specified by the ADDR parameter. The SIZE parameter specifies whether the
values are written as BYTEs, LONGWORDs or WORDs. ADDR, VAL and SIZE
must be specified. The SPACE parameter is optional and can be used to select
any of the valid CPU address spaces (Table 1-9 on page 1-61). If SPACE is not
specified the value will default to SD.