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A. Default Parameters: Resets the RPC to the default values
specified by the Option Switches. In addition, all menu
selected parameters, including circuit names and
passwords, will be lost. If Command Confirmation is
disabled, the "Sure?" prompt will not be sent.
Note: If the Default Parameters function is invoked
via the Network Port, the IP Address is not reset. If
this function is invoked via the Console Port or
Modem Port, the IP Address will be reset.
After defining the General Parameters, press [Esc] to exit from
the General Parameters menu.
5.5. Circuit Parameters
The Circuit Parameters menus are used to assign names and
select parameters for each of the two switched circuits. There is
a separate Parameters menu for each circuit. Note that the
Circuit Parameters menus are not available in User Mode.
In addition to selecting parameters for each circuit, the Circuit
Parameters menus also allow you to assign an individual User
Password to each circuit. If the same User Password is assigned
to both circuits, then that password will allow the user to direct
Boot/On/Off commands to both circuits. If a different password
is assigned to each circuit, then each password will only allow
access to it's corresponding circuit module.
To access the Circuit Parameters menus from the RPC> prompt,
type /P n and press [Enter] where n is the number or name of
one of the two switched circuits. The Circuit Parameters menu
(Figure 5.4) offers the following options:
1. Circuit Name: (Up to 16 Characters) Assigns a name to
the circuit. Typically, this name describes the piece of
equipment that is connected to the switched circuit. When
circuit names are assigned, Boot/On/Off commands can be
invoked using the name or number of the desired circuit.
(Default = undefined).