User's Manual

Fortress ES-Series CLI Guide: Network Security, Authentication and Auditing
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# del sshkey -all
To delete a specific SSH public key:
# del sshkey -name <SSHPublicKeyName>
You must be logged on to an administrator-level account to
change configuration settings (refer to Section 2.2).
4.1.14 Blackout Mode
NOTE: You can
also toggle the
Mesh Point’s Blackout
Mode in the Mesh Point
GUI (described in the
GUI Guide), and with
chassis controls on some
Mesh Point models
(covered in their respec-
tive Hardware Guides).
The Blackout Mode setting on the Fortress Mesh Point globally
turns all chassis LEDs on and off.
When Blackout Mode is Enabled, none of the Mesh Point’s
LEDs will illuminate for any reason—except for a single, initial
blink (green) of less than half a second, at the beginning of the
boot process in some models. When Blackout Mode is
Disabled (the default), the LED indicators function normally.
View the current blackout mode with
show blackout:
> show blackout
On
Enable/disable blackout mode with the set command:
# set blackout on
[OK]
You must be logged on to an administrator -level account to
change configuration settings (refer to Section 2.2).
4.1.15 Allow Cached Credentials
When a device’s session times out, the device is required to
renegotiate encryption keys in order to reconnect to the
network. When the Mesh Point is configured to permit cached
authentication credentials (the default), Secure Clients are
allowed to transparently reauthenticate, without user
intervention. You can force Secure Client users to re-enter their
credentials whenever their sessions are reset by disabling the
cachedauth setting.
View the current cached credentials settings with
show
cachedauth
:
> show cachedauth
ClientReAuth: N
Enable/disable permission for Secure Clients to reauthenticate
with cached user credentials with
set cachedauth:
# set cachedauth y|n
You must be logged on to an administrator -level account to
change configuration settings (refer to Section 2.2).