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Black Box Console Server user guide 184
Session
arguments
... session n/* type telnet/rlogin host hostname
[termtype termtype] [auto on/off] [echo on/
off][mapnl on/off] [mode on/off] [intr <hex>]
[quit <hex>] [eof <hex>] [erase <hex>][break
<hex>]
You can use any number or combination of the arguments. Use the ? command to list
the options for each one. An example is given below:
This command has set up four predefined telnet sessions on host socrates for user
‘julie’.
Notes You can set all users to the same parameters by using the * asterisk character, e.g.
set user * level normal
will set all users to this language value.
Menu
equivalent
Users - Change User/Set Password
s-timer value enter a period in seconds for which the session timer will run. Use this timer to
forcibly close a user’s session (connection). When the session timer expires the
unit will end the connection. The default value is 0 (zero), meaning that the
session timer will not expire (the session is open permanently, or until the user
logs out). The maximum value is 2
32
seconds.
The session timer (here) will override the session timer which you can configure
for a line.
f-ip address use only when the user service field is set to ‘slip’ or ‘ppp’;
f-netmask ignore this parameter; it is reserved for future use.
f-mtu value use only when the user service field is set to ‘slip’ or ‘ppp’;
f-compression
value
use only when the user service field is set to ‘slip’ or ‘ppp’;
session use this argument to predefine sessions for the user. You can predefine one
specified session (n), or all sessions (*). It takes the arguments defined below:
You must specify the type and hostname. The other arguments are
optional. The arguments after auto are telnet options.
set user julie level normal switch 02 session*
type telnet host socrates termtype wyse60