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Administrative Tools 9-

Exiting the CLI

Bye, Exit, Leave, Quit Commands

The bye, exit, leave and quit commands all serve to shut down

the CLI but leave the connection open.

Logout Command

Logout exits the CLI and closes the connection, ending a dial-in

user’s or TELNET session.

Network Services

To use ClearTCP, HTTP or SNMP and to set values associated

with them, add each network service and related parameter.

TELNET and TFTP are already enabled at startup.

Note: For detailed information about adding the dial-out

network service, refer to Chapter 6: Network Dial-Out Access.

Adding Network Services

Use the add network service command shown below:

add network service

[service_name]

close_active_connections

[false | true]

data

[data entry]

enabled

[no | yes]

socket

[socket number]

server_type

[cleartcpd, dialout, httpd,snmpd,telnetd,tftpd]

For example:

add network service DIALOUT close_active_connections true data

auth=off,login_banner=“Welcome to my Net”,

service_type=dialout,drop_on_hangup=on enabled yes

socket 99, login_prompt=“My Session”

Note: To edit a network service, you must first disable it. After

editing the service, enable it again.