Seiko NS-2250 Installation manual

Command Reference
Console server
NS-2250
Before using this console server, carefully read this
command reference so you can use the console server
correctly.
After reading this command reference, store it in a
safe place so that it can be accessed easily when nec-
essary.

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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the SmartCS NS-2250 console server (hereinafter referred to as the NS-2250).
This document is the command reference manual for the NS-2250. It explains the command functions and
formats, and the meaning of parameters. It also gives usage and execution examples, commentaries and
cautionary notes.
The number of serial ports of the NS-2250 depends on the model you are using. The examples in this
manual may state that the serial port specification is 1-48. Change this value to 1-16, or 1-32 as appropriate
for the model you are using.
Power Model Number of serial ports
SmartCS AC power model NS-2250-16 16 ports
NS-2250-32 32 ports
NS-2250-48 48 ports
DC power model NS-2250-16D 16 ports
NS-2250-32D 32 ports
NS-2250-48D 48 ports
For the installation and cable connections of the NS-2250, see the NS-2250 SmartCS console server instal-
lation manual (hereinafter referred to as the Installation manual).
For details about the NS-2250 usage and specifications, see the NS-2250 Console server instruction manual
(hereinafter referred to as the Instruction Manual).

Contents
1 Command overview 12
1.1 Objects and commands ...................................... 13
1.2 Object commands overview .................................... 13
1.3 Object setting sequence ...................................... 14
1.4 List specification .......................................... 15
2 Command list 16
2.1 Setting command overview .................................... 17
2.2 Display commands overview .................................... 25
2.3 Maintenance command overview ................................. 28
2.4 Other commands overview ..................................... 30
3 Command reference format 31
4 Setting commands 33
4.1 System setting commands ..................................... 34
set hostname ............................................ 34
set ipaddr .............................................. 35
unset ipaddr ............................................. 36
set tcpkeepalive ........................................... 37
4.2 bonding setting commands .................................... 38
set bonding up delay ........................................ 38
enable bonding ........................................... 39
disable bonding ........................................... 40
4.3 ipinterface setting commands ................................... 41
set ipinterface mtu ......................................... 41
4.4 IPv6 setting commands ...................................... 42
create ip6 .............................................. 42
set ip6addr ............................................. 43
unset ip6addr ............................................ 44
delete ip6 .............................................. 45
4.5 IP host setting commands ..................................... 46
create ip host ............................................ 46
delete ip host ............................................ 47
4.6 IP route setting commands .................................... 48
create ip route ........................................... 48
delete ip route ........................................... 49
4.7 IPv6 route setting commands ................................... 50
create ip6route ........................................... 50
delete ip6route ........................................... 51
4.8 ipfilter setting commands ..................................... 52
create ipfilter ............................................ 52
delete ipfilter ............................................ 54
delete ipfilter line .......................................... 56
delete ipfilter allentry ....................................... 57
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enable ipfilter ............................................ 58
disable ipfilter ............................................ 59
4.9 ipsec setting commands ...................................... 60
create ipsec secret psk ....................................... 60
delete ipsec secret psk ....................................... 62
set ipsec conn auto ......................................... 63
set ipsec conn leftid ........................................ 64
set ipsec conn left .......................................... 65
set ipsec conn leftsubnet ...................................... 66
set ipsec conn leftsourceip ..................................... 67
set ipsec conn rightid ........................................ 68
set ipsec conn right ......................................... 69
set ipsec conn rightsubnet ..................................... 70
set ipsec conn rightsourceip .................................... 71
set ipsec conn keyexchange .................................... 72
set ipsec conn ike .......................................... 73
set ipsec conn esp .......................................... 74
set ipsec conn ikelifetime ...................................... 75
set ipsec conn lifetime ....................................... 76
set ipsec conn forceencaps ..................................... 77
set ipsec conn dpdaction ...................................... 78
unset ipsec conn .......................................... 79
unset ipsec conn leftid ....................................... 80
unset ipsec conn left ........................................ 81
unset ipsec conn leftsubnet .................................... 82
unset ipsec conn leftsourceip .................................... 83
unset ipsec conn rightid ...................................... 84
unset ipsec conn right ....................................... 85
unset ipsec conn rightsubnet .................................... 86
unset ipsec conn rightsourceip ................................... 87
unset ipsec conn ike ........................................ 88
unset ipsec conn esp ........................................ 89
enable ipsec conn .......................................... 90
disable ipsec conn .......................................... 91
4.10 DNS setting command ....................................... 92
set dns ................................................ 92
set dns localdomain ........................................ 93
unset dns .............................................. 94
unset dns localdomain ....................................... 95
4.11 LAN setting commands ...................................... 96
set ether nego ............................................ 96
4.12 User management and authentication setting commands .................... 97
create user .............................................. 97
set user password .......................................... 99
set user port ............................................100
set user sshkey ...........................................101
unset user sshkey ..........................................103
delete user ..............................................104
4.13 SNMP agent setting commands ..................................105
set snmp location ..........................................105
set snmp contact ..........................................106
set snmp authentrap ........................................107
set snmp linktrap ..........................................108
set snmp dsrtrap ..........................................109
set snmp coldstarttrap .......................................110
set snmp powertrap ........................................111
set snmp bondingactswtrap ....................................112
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unset snmp location ........................................113
unset snmp contact .........................................114
enable snmp .............................................115
disable snmp ............................................116
4.14 SNMP trap setting commands ...................................117
set trap manager ..........................................117
unset trap manager .........................................118
4.15 SNMP community setting commands ...............................119
set community ...........................................119
unset community ..........................................120
4.16 Syslog setting commands .....................................121
set syslog host ...........................................121
unset syslog host ..........................................122
enable syslog ............................................123
disable syslog ............................................124
4.17 NFS setting commands .......................................125
set nfs server addr .........................................125
set nfs server proto .........................................126
set nfs rotate ............................................127
unset nfs server addr ........................................128
enable nfs ..............................................129
disable nfs ..............................................130
4.18 SNTP setting commands ......................................131
set sntp server ...........................................131
set sntp polltime ..........................................132
unset sntp server ..........................................133
enable sntp .............................................134
disable sntp .............................................135
4.19 TTY setting commands ......................................136
set tty baud .............................................136
set tty bitchar ............................................137
set tty parity ............................................138
set tty stop .............................................139
set tty flow .............................................140
set tty detect dsr ..........................................141
4.20 logd setting commands .......................................142
add logd tty mail ..........................................142
add logd tty ftp ...........................................143
set logd output ...........................................145
set logd tstamp ...........................................146
set logd tty log ...........................................147
set logd tty lstamp .........................................148
set logd tty syslog .........................................149
set logd tty nfs ...........................................150
set logd tty sendlog .........................................151
set logd tty mail port .......................................152
set logd tty mail type .......................................153
set logd tty mail subject ......................................154
set logd tty mail sender ......................................155
set logd tty mail auth .......................................156
unset logd tty mail auth ......................................157
remove logd tty mail ........................................158
remove logd tty ftp .........................................159
4.21 portd setting commands ......................................160
set portd connect ..........................................160
set portd menu ...........................................161
set portd auth ...........................................162
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set portd telrw ...........................................163
set portd telro ...........................................164
set portd sshrw ...........................................165
set portd sshro ...........................................166
set portd idle timeout .......................................167
set portd ro timeout ........................................168
set portd tty session ........................................169
set portd tty limit .........................................170
set portd tty brk char .......................................171
set portd tty nl ...........................................172
set portd tty cmdchar .......................................173
set portd tty label .........................................174
set portd tty timeout ........................................175
unset portd tty label ........................................176
4.22 Console setting commands .....................................177
set console ..............................................177
4.23 Telnet command setting commands ................................178
set telnet cmdchar .........................................178
4.24 Telnetd setting commands .....................................179
set telnetd port ...........................................179
enable telnetd ............................................180
disable telnetd ...........................................181
4.25 sshd setting commands .......................................182
set sshd auth ............................................182
set sshd port ............................................183
set sshd host key ..........................................184
enable sshd .............................................185
disable sshd .............................................186
4.26 ftpd setting commands .......................................187
enable ftpd .............................................187
disable ftpd .............................................188
4.27 Security setting commands ....................................189
create allowhost ...........................................189
delete allowhost ...........................................191
4.28 Authentication setting commands .................................192
create auth access group ......................................192
set auth mode ............................................195
set auth su cmd username .....................................196
set auth radius retry ........................................197
set auth radius server addr ....................................198
set auth radius server port .....................................199
set auth radius server key .....................................200
set auth radius server timeout ...................................201
set auth radius server portusr ...................................202
set auth radius server normal ...................................204
set auth radius server root .....................................206
set auth radius server nas id ....................................208
set auth radius server def user ...................................209
set auth tacacs server addr ....................................210
set auth tacacs server key .....................................211
set auth tacacs server timeout ...................................212
set auth tacacs def user ......................................213
unset auth radius server addr ...................................214
unset auth radius server portusr .................................215
unset auth radius server normal ..................................216
unset auth radius server root ...................................217
unset auth radius server nas id ..................................218
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unset auth tacacs server addr ...................................219
delete auth access group ......................................220
4.29 Accounting setting commands ...................................222
set acct mode ............................................222
set acct radius retry ........................................223
set acct radius auth deny stop ...................................224
set acct radius server addr .....................................225
set acct radius server port .....................................226
set acct radius server key .....................................227
set acct radius server timeout ...................................228
set acct radius server nas id ....................................229
set acct tacacs auth deny stop ...................................230
set acct tacacs server addr .....................................231
set acct tacacs server key .....................................232
set acct tacacs server timeout ...................................233
unset acct radius server addr ...................................234
unset acct radius server nas id ..................................235
unset acct tacacs server addr ...................................236
4.30 terminal output control setting commands ............................237
set terminal default editing ....................................237
set terminal default height .....................................238
set terminal default width .....................................239
set terminal default page ......................................240
set terminal default prompt ....................................241
set terminal default redisp .....................................242
set terminal default timeout ....................................243
4.31 Time zone setting commands ...................................244
set timezone .............................................244
4.32 Temperature sensor setting commands ..............................245
set temperature adjust .......................................245
5 Status display commands 246
5.1 System status display commands .................................247
show version ............................................247
show environment .........................................249
show slot ..............................................250
show cpu ..............................................251
show memory ............................................252
show log ...............................................253
show support ............................................254
5.2 Bonding display commands ....................................257
show bonding ............................................257
5.3 Network information display commands .............................259
show ether ..............................................259
show stats ether ..........................................262
show ipinterface ...........................................264
show ip ...............................................265
show ip6 ...............................................266
show ip host .............................................267
show ip route ............................................268
show ip6route ............................................269
show tcp ...............................................270
show udp ..............................................271
show stats ip ............................................272
show stats ip6 ............................................274
show stats icmp6 ..........................................276
show arp ...............................................278
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show ndp ..............................................279
show stats tcp ............................................280
show stats udp ...........................................281
show dns ..............................................282
5.4 Ipfilter status display commands .................................283
show ipfilter .............................................283
show stats ipfilter ..........................................285
5.5 Ipsec status display commands ..................................287
show ipsec secret ..........................................287
show ipsec conn ...........................................288
show ipsec status ..........................................291
show ipsec spd ...........................................293
show ipsec sad ...........................................294
5.6 User status display commands ...................................295
show user ..............................................295
show user login ...........................................296
5.7 SNMP status display command ..................................297
show snmp .............................................297
5.8 SNTP status display command ..................................299
show sntp ..............................................299
5.9 Syslog status display command ..................................300
show syslog .............................................300
5.10 NFS status display command ...................................301
show nfs ...............................................301
5.11 Port server status display commands ...............................303
show portd .............................................303
show portd tty ...........................................305
show portd session .........................................307
show tty ...............................................309
show stats tty ............................................311
show logd ..............................................313
show stats logd tty .........................................316
5.12 CONSOLE port status display command ............................318
show console ............................................318
show stats console .........................................319
5.13 Display command for the internal management servers .....................320
show service .............................................320
5.14 Display command for the list of hosts and services authorized for connection ........321
show allowhost ...........................................321
5.15 Setting file display commands ...................................322
show config .............................................322
show config startup .........................................324
show config info ...........................................325
5.16 Terminal setting information display command .........................326
show terminal ............................................326
5.17 Authentication/accounting function display commands .....................327
show auth ..............................................327
show auth radius ..........................................328
show auth tacacs ..........................................330
show auth access group ......................................331
show stats auth radius .......................................335
show stats auth tacacs .......................................336
show acct ..............................................340
show acct radius ..........................................341
show acct tacacs ..........................................342
show stats acct radius .......................................343
show stats acct tacacs .......................................344
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5.18 Time zone display command ....................................346
show timezone ...........................................346
6 Maintenance commands 347
6.1 Basic maintenance commands ...................................348
date .................................................348
engineering .............................................349
exit ..................................................350
logout ................................................351
ping .................................................352
ping6 .................................................353
reboot ................................................354
shutdown ..............................................355
su ..................................................356
telnet ................................................357
traceroute ..............................................358
traceroute6 .............................................359
switch bonding ...........................................360
hangup ...............................................361
history ................................................362
logsave ................................................363
loginfo ................................................364
clear arp ...............................................365
trace .................................................366
disconnect ..............................................367
tftp setup ..............................................368
tftp verup ..............................................369
tftp log ...............................................370
tftp support .............................................371
ftp ..................................................372
6.2 Management commands for settings files .............................374
write .................................................374
clear startup ............................................375
default startup ...........................................376
copy startup .............................................377
echo .................................................378
6.3 Management command for the system software .........................379
copy system .............................................379
verup execute ............................................380
verup cleanup ............................................381
backup system-image ........................................382
restore system-image ........................................383
clear system-image .........................................384
show system-image .........................................385
6.4 Console output control commands ................................386
console ................................................386
loglevel ...............................................387
6.5 Terminal output control commands ................................388
terminal timeout ..........................................388
terminal editing ...........................................389
terminal page ............................................390
terminal height ...........................................391
terminal width ...........................................392
terminal prompt ..........................................393
terminal redisp ...........................................394
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7 Other commands 395
7.1 Port server menu commands ....................................396
0 (return Port Select Menu) ....................................396
1 (display Port Log) ........................................398
2 (display Port Log (LAST)) ...................................399
3 (start tty connection) ......................................400
4 (close telnet/ssh session) .....................................401
5 (show all commands) .......................................402
6 (display & erase Port Log) ....................................403
7 (erase Port Log) .........................................404
8 (send Port Log) ..........................................405
9 (show Port Log configuration) ..................................406
10 (send break to tty) .......................................407
7.2 Port selection menu commands ..................................408
ttyno .................................................408
ttynor................................................409
l...................................................410
lttyno-ttyno .............................................411
d...................................................412
dttyno-ttyno ............................................413
h...................................................414
e...................................................415
Index 416
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Chapter1
Command overview
Chapter 1 describes the command types, and gives an overview of objects and commnads.
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1.1 Objects and commands Chapter 1 Command overview
1.1 Objects and commands
The built-in system software of the NS-2250 manages the physical and virtual components making up the
NS-2250 as objects. They are dynamically created, deleted, merged, and combined to operate the NS-2250.
The command is used for setting to an object, status display and maintenance of this equipment.
1.2 Object commands overview
This section gives a list of commands to operate the objects used to configure or display the status of the
NS-2250.
Table 1-1: Object command list
Command name Command description
create Create a new object or profile.
add to Add an object to another object.
set Set attributes to an object.
unset Remove an attribute set to an object.
enable Enable an object (make it usable).
disable Disable an object (make it unusable).
remove from Remove an object from another object.
delete Delete an existing object.
show Display the status of an object.
show stats Display the statistical information of an object.
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1.3 Object setting sequence Chapter 1 Command overview
1.3 Object setting sequence
The correlation between the object commands can be defined as shown in the setting sequence in Figure
1-1.
Creating an object
(create)
Deleting the object
(delete)
Disabling the object
(disable)
Enabling the object
(enable)
Adding it to another object
(add to)
Changing the object
attributes
(set, unset)
Removing it
from another object
(remove from)
Operating
Disabled
Enabled
Disabled
Figure 1-1: Object setting sequence
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1.4 List specification Chapter 1 Command overview
1.4 List specification
An object and the value are listed by a parameter of the command, it’s possible to specify it. Use method
is as follows.
”-”
Specify the value which continued.
Usage example : tty 2-4
”,”
Specify the value which doesn’t continued and the name of the plural.
Usage example : tty 1,3
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Chapter2
Command list
Chapter 2 describes overview of the command.
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2.1 Setting command overview Chapter 2 Command list
2.1 Setting command overview
This section gives a list of setting commands that can be used on the NS-2250.
Table 2-1: Setting command list
Class Command Description
System setting com-
mands
set hostname Configure the NS-2250 host name.
set ipaddr Set the NS-2250 IP address.
unset ipaddr Unset the NS-2250 IP address.
set tcpkeepalive Set the TCP keepalive time for the NS-2250.
bonding setting com-
mands
set bonding up delay configure the wait timer which is the delay pe-
riod enabling slave interface after the detec-
tion of physical linkup.
enable bonding Enable the bonding function.
disable bonding Disable the bonding function.
ipinterface setting com-
mands
set ipinterface mtu Set the MTU of each interface.
IPv6 setting commands create ip6 Enable the IPv6 communication function.
set ip6addr Set the NS-2250 IPv6 address.
unset ip6addr Unset the NS-2250 IPv6 address.
delete ip6 Disable the IPv6 communication function.
IP host setting com-
mands
create ip host Register a pair of a host name and an IP ad-
dress (host entry).
delete ip host Delete the host entry.
IP route setting com-
mands
create ip route Create a static route to an IP address.
delete ip route Delete the static route.
IPv6 route setting com-
mands
create ip6route Create static routes for IPv6.
delete ip6route Delete the static route.
ipfilter setting com-
mands
create ipfilter Register the filter conditions.
delete ipfilter Delete the registered filter conditions.
delete ipfilter line Delete the registered filter condition by spec-
ifying a line number.
delete ipfilter allentry Delete all filter conditions.
enable ipfilter Enable the filter function.
disable ipfilter Disable the filter function.
ipsec setting commands create ipsec secret psk Register a pre-shared key used in the IKE.
delete ipsec secret psk Delete a pre-shared key used in the IKE.
set ipsec conn auto Set initiator or responder of key exchange.
set ipsec conn leftid Set the ID of the security gateway of own side.
set ipsec conn left Set the IP address of the security gateway of
own side.
set ipsec conn leftsubnet Set the network address of own side which
communicates under encrypted by using
IPsec.
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2.1 Setting command overview Chapter 2 Command list
Table 2-1: Setting command list(continued)
Class Command Description
set ipsec conn leftsour-
ceip
Set the source IP address of own side which
communicates in the IPsec tunnel.
set ipsec conn rightid Set the ID of the security gateway of the op-
posite side.
set ipsec conn right Set the IP address of the security gateway of
the opposite side.
set ipsec conn rightsub-
net
Set the network address of the opposite side
which communicates under encrypted by us-
ing IPsec.
set ipsec conn rightsour-
ceip
Set the source IP address of the opposite side
which communicates in the IPsec tunnel.
set ipsec conn keyex-
change
Set the version of the IKE protocol.
set ipsec conn ike Set the encryption algorithm of the ISAKMP-
SA(Phase1).
set ipsec conn esp Set the encryption algorithm of the IPSEC-
SA(Phase2).
set ipsec conn ikelife-
time
Set the lifetime of the ISAKMP-SA.
set ipsec conn lifetime Set the lifetime of the IPSEC-SA.
set ipsec conn forceen-
caps
Set whether to encapsulate the ESP protocol
communication of the IPSEC-SA by UDP al-
ways or not.
set ipsec conn dpdaction Set whether to execute DPD(Dead Peer De-
tection) or not.
unset ipsec conn Delete all settings of the specified connection.
unset ipsec conn leftid Delete the ID setting of the security gateway
of own side.
unset ipsec conn left Delete the IP address of the security gateway
of own side.
unset ipsec conn leftsub-
net
Delete the network address of own side
which communicates under encrypted by us-
ing IPsec.
unset ipsec conn left-
sourceip
Delete the source IP address of own side which
communicates in the IPsec tunnel.
unset ipsec conn rightid Delete the ID setting of the security gateway
of the opposite side.
unset ipsec conn right Delete the IP address of the security gateway
of the opposite side.
unset ipsec conn right-
subnet
Delete the network address of the opposite
side which communicates under encrypted by
using IPsec.
unset ipsec conn right-
sourceip
Delete the source IP address of the opposite
side which communicates in the IPsec tunnel.
unset ipsec conn ike Delete the encryption algorithm setting of the
ISAKMP-SA(Phase1).
unset ipsec conn esp Delete the encryption algorithm of the IPSEC-
SA(Phase2).
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2.1 Setting command overview Chapter 2 Command list
Table 2-1: Setting command list(continued)
Class Command Description
enable ipsec conn Enable the IPsec function.
disable ipsec conn Disable the IPsec function.
DNS setting command set dns Register the DNS server used for name reso-
lution.
set dns localdomain Configure the local domain to which the NS-
2250 belongs.
unset dns Delete the information of a registered DNS
server.
unset dns localdomain Delete the settings of the local domain to
which the NS-2250 belongs.
LAN setting commands set ether nego Configure the auto-negotiation operation for
the LAN port.
User management and
authentication setting
commands
create user Create a user.
set user password Change the user password for login.
set user port Configure the port users access privileges for
the serial ports.
set user sshkey Configure the public key for user SSH authen-
tication.
unset user sshkey Delete user settings for SSH authentication
public key.
delete user Delete a user.
SNMP agent setting
commands
set snmp location Set sysLocation (system location).
set snmp contact Set sysContact (contact information).
set snmp authentrap Set whether or not to send a trap when SNMP
authentication failed.
set snmp linktrap Set whether or not to send link traps.
set snmp dsrtrap Set whether or not to send DSR traps.
set snmp coldstarttrap Set whether or not to send cold start traps.
set snmp powertrap Set whether or not to send power traps.
set snmp bondin-
gactswtrap
Set whether or not to send the active port
switched traps.
unset snmp location Remove sysLocation settings.
unset snmp contact Remove sysContact settings.
enable snmp Enable the SNMP agent function.
disable snmp Disable the SNMP agent function.
SNMP trap setting com-
mands
set trap manager Set the address of the SNMP server to send
the traps to and the community name used
when sending the traps.
unset trap manager Remove the settings of the destination SNMP
server.
SNMP community set-
ting commands
set community Set the community name and SNMP server
that can use it to access the NS-2250.
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2.1 Setting command overview Chapter 2 Command list
Table 2-1: Setting command list(continued)
Class Command Description
unset community Remove the settings of the community name
and SNMP server that can use it to access the
NS-2250.
Syslog setting com-
mands
set syslog host Set the facility and syslog server where to send
the syslog messages.
unset syslog host Remove the settings of the syslog server where
to send the syslog messages.
enable syslog Enable the syslog client.
disable syslog Disable the syslog client.
NFS setting commands set nfs server addr Set the NFS server where to save the port logs.
set nfs server proto Set the NFS protocol.
set nfs rotate Set the rotation interval of the port logs.
unset nfs server addr Remove the NFS server settings.
enable nfs Enable the NFS client function.
disable nfs Disable the NFS client function.
SNTP setting com-
mands
set sntp server Set NTP servers to which you want to syn-
chronize.
set sntp polltime Set polling interval to the NTP servers.
unset sntp server Remove settings of NTP servers.
enable sntp Enable the SNTP client function.
disable sntp Disable the SNTP client function.
TTY setting commands set tty baud Set the operation conditions and operation of
the serial ports.
set tty bitchar Set the data bit length.
set tty parity Set the parity.
set tty stop Set the stop bit length.
set tty flow Set the flow control.
set tty detect dsr Set the DSR signal transition detection func-
tion.
logd setting commands add logd tty mail Register a destination email address and email
server to send the port logs.
add logd tty ftp Register a destination FTP server for port
logs.
set logd output Set the port log save destination.
set logd tstamp Set port log time stamps.
set logd tty log Set the port log save space for each serial port.
set logd tty lstamp Set the login stamp function for port logs.
set logd tty syslog Set whether to send port logs to a syslog
server.
set logd tty nfs Set whether to save port logs to a NFS server.
set logd tty sendlog Set the conditions to send the port logs to an
email or an FTP server.
set logd tty mail port Set SMTP port for the port log emails.
set logd tty mail type Set how the port logs are sent by email (send-
ing method).
set logd tty mail subject Set the email subject for port logs.
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