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2. Your session is closed. If you had read/write access to the session, read/write access is

granted to a randomly selected user who is sharing the session.

Displaying session output

If a data log was created for the SSH Passthrough session, you can enter a command to display

the last 30 lines (limited to 16384 characters) of the data log on the SSH client. The last 30

lines may include previous SSH sessions, but will only display target device output, not user

actions.

NOTE: To display session output, data logging must be enabled and the user must have access rights to unit. See

Data Logging on page 209 and User Access Rights on page 273.

To display session output:

1. From an SSH Passthrough session, enter the following command:

^Ecr

2. The client displays the last 30 lines of the data log.

-or-

If you do not have access rights or if a data log was not created, an error message is

displayed.

Supported service processor commands

NOTE: SSH Passthrough port sharing is not supported if a server processor command is included at the end of the

SSH command.

When opening an SSH Passthrough session to a target device connected to a supported

MergePoint manager, you may include a service processor (SP) command at the end of the SSH

command. If the SP command is not present at the end of the SSH command, the appliance may

provide the user with a menu of SP commands to choose from.

To include an SP command, open your SSH client and enter a command in the following

format:

[spcommand]

NOTE: Enter a space between <host name or IP address of the DSView server> and [spcommand].

The first part of the command will establish an SSH session to the MergePoint SP manager. If a

supported SP command is present at the end of the SSH command, the SP command will be

passed through to the service processor on the appliance. The appliance will validate and

execute the command.

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