Specifications

Terminal (Program Port/Telnet) Commands
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Terminal Commands (Cont.)
Command Description
SET UDP BC RATE Sets the UDP broadcast rate. A broadcast message is sent by the Master to allow
devices to discover the Master. This command allows the broadcast frequency to be
changed or eliminate the broadcast message.
Example:
>SET UPD BC RATE
Current broadcast message rate is 5 seconds between messages.
Enter broadcast message rate in seconds between messages
(off=0 ; default=5) (valid values 0-300):
Once you enter a value and press the ENTER key, you get the following message:
Setting broadcast message rate to 300 seconds between messages
New broadcast message rate set.
SET URL <D:P:S> Sets the initiated connection list URLs of a device. Enter the URL address and port
number of another Master or device (that will be added to the URL list).
• Enter Y (yes) to approve/store the new addresses in the Master.
• Enter N (no) to cancel the operation.
Example:
>SET URL [0:1:0]
No URLs in the URL connection list
Type A and Enter to Add a URL or Enter to exit.
> a
Enter URL -> 192.168.21.200
Enter Port or hit Enter to accept default (1319) ->
Enter Type (Enter for permanent or T for temporary) ->
URL Added successfully.
SHOW AUDIT LOG Displays the User Account Access Audit Log.
Example:
SHOW AUDIT LOG
08-24-2009 06:54:04 <TERMINAL> administrator TERMINAL LOGIN_SUCCESS
08-24-2009 07:05:30 <TERMINAL> administrator TERMINAL LOGIN_SUCCESS
09-04-2009 09:21:09 <TERMINAL> administrator TERMINAL LOGIN_SUCCESS
09-04-2009 09:25:49 192.168.220.171 administrator HTTPS LOGIN_SUCCESS
09-04-2009 09:35:55 192.168.220.171 administrator HTTPS LOGOUT
09-08-2009 06:07:46 192.168.220.171 administrator SSH LOGIN_SUCCESS
09-08-2009 06:07:55 192.168.220.171 administrator SSH LOGOUT
09-08-2009 07:44:29 192.168.220.171 administrator HTTPS LOGIN_FAIL
09-08-2009 07:44:44 192.168.220.171 administrator HTTPS LOGIN_SUCCESS
09-08-2009 07:45:25 192.168.220.171 administrator HTTPS LOGOUT
Each record displays:
• Date and time of access,
• Connection source consisting of either <TERMINAL> or the IP address of the
user,
• Account username,
• Access transport mechanism (TERMINAL, HTTP, HTTPS, TELNET, SSH)
• Activity (LOGIN_SUCCESS, LOGIN_FAIL, LOGOUT).
Note: Records older than 90 days will be automatically purged.
The entire database of audit records can be purged manually from Telnet/SSH/
terminal session using the "CLEAR AUDIT LOG" command (see page 91).