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If an attempt is made to change the IP address when restoring over the network, the restoration
will fail because the PortServer will ignore any conversation on the old IP address. The save file
prints a “#” at the beginning of the set config ip=x.x.x.x command, commenting it out to
avoid the problem.
For security, it is probably wise to remove world write permissions on the save file once the
cpconf command has completed, to prevent unauthorized users from changing the file.
UNIX: Chmod 444 savefile
exit
Syntax: exit
The exit command terminates the current PortServer login session. If you exit asession
without first closing it, PortServer will automatically do a close for you. (See the telnet
commands). Note that quit works the same as exit.
The command exit can also be used to give up root privileges temporarily acquired with the
admin command.
info
Syntax: info table_name|table_command
The info command is used to either view PortServer network statistics tables or to clear their
contents. The information in the tables includes the statistics gathered since the tables were last
cleared with info clear.
The optional tables that can be viewed with info are:
network ip icmp tcp udp
There is also a command to clear all of the info tables:
info clear
Root privileges are required for info clear.