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ASYNC ROUTER AR-P, AR-5, AND SYNC ROUTER REFERENCE MANUAL
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2. Generic Commands
Generic Router commands function the same way in both network environments supported by the
Router: IPX and TCP/IP. If a command operates differently depending upon its network environment,
it is listed in a separate chapter. See Chapter 3, IPX-only Commands, and Chapter 4, TCP/IP-only
Commands.
The Router has a mode for each network type. The prompt on the screen reflects its current mode:
tcp/ip or ipx. Change modes by entering tcp/ip or ipx alone or as a prefix to the command.
• access shift -display or change primary shift time for clients
• asystat -display interface statistics for Router
• authenticate -display or change authentication method for clients
• client -display or change remote client data on Router
• config -display or change Router configuration
• date -display or change date
• default_mode -display or set default protocol mode (ipx or tcp/ip)
• dialup -display or change dialup parameters
• group -display or change multilink parameters
• help -display commands available
• history -display last 25 Router commands issued
• hostname -display or change name of Router
• isdn -display or change ISDN protocol parameters
• logout -terminate session with Router
• memory -display memory usage statistics
• monitor -display interface statistics
• passwd -change user or link password for Router
• performance -display real-time performance statistics
• ppp -display or configure PPP protocol parameters
• ps -display the status of running processes
• reboot -drop all connections and restart Router
• start/stop -start/stop a server (ftp, rip, snmp, telnet)
• trace -display packet types sent or received on a interface
• tux -display status of all TCP under IPX connections
• update -update routing tables using RIP and SAP
• version -display software release level of Router
• who -display who is logged onto the Router