Chapter 15: Advanced Administration
Gets Write Access. Allows SSH user to
execute commands at target server while
browser user can only observe proceedings.
Gets History. Displays the last few
commands and results at target server.
Sends Break. Breaks the loop in target
server initiated by browser user.
End SSH Connections
You can make SSH connections to CC-SG only, or you can make a
connection to CC-SG and then make a connection to a port, device, or
node managed by CC-SG. There are different ways to end these
connections, depending on which part you want to end.
To exit the entire SSH connection to CC-SG:
This command ends the entire SSH connection, including any port,
device, or node connections made through CC-SG.
At the prompt, type the following command and press the Enter key:
exit
To end a connection to a port, device, or node while remaining
connected to CC-SG:
You can use the escape character to end a connection to a port, device,
or node while keeping your SSH connection to CC-SG open.
The default escape character is a tilde followed by a period.
At the prompt, type the following command and press Enter:
~.
You may have problems using the escape character in the Linux
terminal or client. Raritan recommends that you define a new escape
character when establishing a port connection. The command is
connect [-e <escape_char>] [port_id]. For example, to define
"m" as the escape character when connecting to the port with id 2360,
type connect -e m 2360.
