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Document Name: Common Commands and Attributes v1.3.0 Revision: 1.2
In order to configure the use of the services, refer to attribute SRV.
13.11 SRV – Service Configurations
13.11.1 Overview
This reads and configures usage of network services in the system.
13.11.2 Usage
This attribute can be used to enable or disable the different network service in the
controller, and also to change port numbers.
Format on getting service configurations:
GET SRV <Service>
where <Service> is the network service to display configuration for.
Reply:
<Enable> <Port Number>
where
<Enable> is 0 if this service is disabled, and 1 if service is enabled.
<Port Number> is the port that this service is listening on.
Format on setting / configuring service:
SET SRV <Service> <Enable> <Port Number>
where
<Service> is the service to reconfigure (must be one of the services as displayed
using attribute SSR).
<Enable> is 0 if this service should be disabled, and 1 if service should be enabled.
<Port Number> is the port that this service should be listening on.
Example on getting parameter:
GET SRV SSH
Reply:
0 22
indicating that the service is disabled, and that if it was enabled should listen on
port 22 (which is the standard SSH port).
Example on setting parameter:
SET SRV TELNET 1 16455
enables the telnet service but reconfigures it to listen on port 16455.
Note 1! In order for the system to work with the Axell Element Manager, the telnet
service must be enabled (but not necessarily on default port 23).
Note 2! Port numbers 10 000 and 10 001 are used by internal systems in the
controller, why they cannot be used for network services.
Note 3! If performing these configurations remotely, connection might be lost when
applying changes to the system.
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