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MMB
CHAPTER 4 CLI Operations
4.1.2 Access via the management LAN interface
1 Connect the MMB to a remote PC with a straight LAN cable.
2 Launch a Telnet or SSH client on the remote PC, and specify the IP address of
the MMB and the Telnet port number or the SSH port number to establish a
connection.
3 Enter an account name and password to log in.
Note: The connection function provided by the MMB uses the SSH V2 protocol.
Therefore, terminal software that supports SSH V2 must be prepared in order
to establish an MMB connection using the SSH protocol.
4.1.3 List of CLI commands
The following table lists CLI commands. The letters in the Privilege column mean
the following:
z Y: The command can be executed.
z N: The command cannot be executed.
Table 4.2 CLI commands
No Command name
Privilege
Remarks
Admin
Operator
User
CE
1 factory_default Y N N Y Resets MMB configuration information to
the default values.
2 clear access_control Y N N N Clears the access control settings.
3 clear ssh_key Y Y Y Y Deletes an SSH public key.
4 power off Y N N N Powers off the entire system or specified
partitions.
5 power on Y N N N Powers on the entire system or specified
partitions.
6 download ssh_key Y Y Y Y Downloads an SSH public key.
7 set date Y N N N Sets a date and time.
8 set timezone Y N N N Sets a time zone.
9 set gateway Y N N N Sets a default gateway.
10 set http Y N N N Enables or disables the HTTP server.
11 set http_port Y N N N Specifies the port used to accept an HTTP
session.
12 set https Y N N N Enables or disables the HTTPS server.