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Environment Strings Usage Examples
B-4
Examples
Local>> CHANGE DEDICATED TCP 192.73.220.1:U
Local>> CHANGE DEDICATED TCP :U
(forms a passive UDP session with any host)
Local>> CHANGE DEDICATED TCP :US60
(forms a passive UDP session where the MSS will wait 60 seconds after receiving a
packet from one host before returning to passive mode)
Local> CHANGE DEDICATED TCP :4096US120
(forms a passive UDP connection with any host where once a packet is received, the
MSS will communicate with only that host until 120 seconds of inactivity have
occurred and will then return to the initial state of accepting a UDP packet from any
host.)
2.2.1.11 Y
Sets up encrypted mode, a raw TCP socket that encrypts all data using a 56-bit key, for the MSS.
Note: To use the encryption features for your MSS, you must use a special software file.
Contact Lantronix for more information.
This string can be used in conjunction with the encryption password to establish encrypted sessions between
two MSS products. To set up an encrypted session, set the encryption password on both MSS units to the
same password and reboot both units. Then, establish an encrypted session from one unit to the other. For
example, entering the command given in the example would set up an encrypted session to the second unit’s
first serial port.
Note: To change the encryption key used for encryption mode, see Crypt Password on
page 2-52.
Examples
Local> TELNET 192.0.2.25:2101Y
(where 2101 is the encrypted serial port on the MSS)
Local> TELNET 192.0.2.25:2100Y
(will give you an encrypted local prompt on the specified MSS)
See Also Crypt Password, page 2-52
2.2.1.12 LD=port#
Sets the LAT destination port to port#. The MSSLite, MSS-Via and MSS4 do not support LAT.
Examples
Local> LAT modem LN=vax8:LD=0005
2.2.1.13 LN=node#
Sets the target LAT node to node#. The MSSLite, MSS-Via and MSS4 do not support LAT.
Examples
Local> LAT modem LN=vax8:LD=0005
- MSS Reference Manual 1
- Contents 3
- 1: Introduction 7
- 1.3 Command Line Editing 8
- 1.4 Help 9
- 1.5 About This Manual 9
- 2: Command Reference 10
- 2.1 Backward 11
- 2.2 Change 80211 11
- 2.2.2 Change 80211 Antenna 12
- 2.2.3 Change 80211 Channel 13
- 2.2.4 Change 80211 ESSID 13
- Infrastructure 15
- 2.2.9 Change 80211 Region 16
- 2.2.8 Change 80211 Power 16
- 2.2.10 Change 80211 Reset 17
- 2.2.11 Change 80211 RTS 17
- 2.2.12 Change 80211 WEP 18
- 2.3 Change Access 19
- 2.4 Change Autobaud 20
- 2.5 Change Autostart 21
- 2.6 Change Backward Switch 23
- 2.7 Change Bootgateway 23
- 2.8 Change BOOTP 24
- 2.9 Change Break 24
- 2.10 Change Buffering 25
- 2.11 Change Charsize 25
- 2.12 Change Datasend 26
- 2.13 Change Dedicated 28
- 2.14 Change DHCP 30
- 2.15 Change Domain 30
- 2.16 Change DSRLogout 31
- 2.17 Change DTRWait 31
- 2.18 Change Flow Control 32
- 2.19 Change Forward Switch 33
- 2.20 Change Gateway 33
- 2.21 Change Inactive Logout 34
- 2.22 Change Inactive Timer 34
- 2.23 Change Incoming 35
- 2.24 Change IPAddress 36
- 2.25 Change IPSecurity 36
- 2.26 Change LAT CircTimer 37
- 2.27 Change LAT Groups 38
- 2.29 Change Loadhost 38
- 2.30 Change Local Switch 39
- 2.31 Change Loginpass 40
- 2.32 Change Modem Control 40
- 2.33 Change Modem Emulation 41
- 2.34 Change Name 41
- 2.35 Change Nameserver 42
- CHANGE NETWARE LOADHOST 43
- 2.39 Change NetWare Routing 44
- 2.40 Change Parity 44
- 2.41 Change Passflow 45
- 2.43 Change Password Limit 46
- 2.45 Change Portname 47
- 2.46 Change Preferred 48
- 2.47 Change Privpass 49
- 2.48 Change RARP 49
- 2.50 Change Rlogin 50
- 2.51 Change RS485 51
- 2.52 Change Secondary 52
- 2.53 Change Session Limit 52
- 2.54 Change Signal Check 52
- 2.55 Change Silentboot 53
- 2.56 Change SNMPSetComm 53
- 2.57 Change Software 54
- 2.58 Change Speed 54
- 2.59 Change Startup 55
- 2.60 Change Stopbits 56
- 2.61 Change Subnet Mask 56
- 2.62 Change TCPKeepalive 57
- 2.63 Change Telnetdest 57
- 2.64 Change Telnetpad 58
- 2.65 Change Termtype 58
- 2.66 Change Timeserver 59
- 2.67 Change Verify 60
- 2.68 Change WINS 60
- 2.69 Crypt Password 61
- 2.70 Disk 62
- 2.71 Delete IPSecurity 66
- 2.72 Disconnect 66
- 2.73 Finger 66
- 2.74 Forward 67
- 2.75 Help 67
- 2.76 Hostlist 67
- 2.77 Initialize 68
- 2.78 LAT 69
- 2.79 Logout Port 69
- 2.80 Netstat 70
- 2.81 Ping 70
- 2.82 Resume 70
- 2.83 Rlogin 71
- 2.84 RTC 71
- 2.85 Set Privileged 72
- 2.86 Show 80211 72
- 2.87 Show Hostlist 73
- 2.88 Show IPsecurity 73
- 2.89 Show NetWare 73
- 2.90 Show Nodes 73
- 2.93 Show Server 74
- 2.91 Show Ports 74
- 2.92 Show RS485 74
- 2.94 Show Services 75
- 2.95 Show Session 75
- 2.96 Show SNMP 76
- 2.97 Show Users 76
- 2.98 Show Version 76
- 2.99 Source 76
- 2.100 SPX 77
- 2.101 Telnet 77
- 2.102 Test 78
- 2.103 Zero 78
- A: Contact Information 79
- B: Environment Strings 80
- B.2.1 Usage Examples 81
- 2.2.1.11 Y 83
- 2.2.1.12 LD=port# 83
- 2.2.1.13 LN=node# 83
- B: Show 802.11 Errors 84
- B.2.2 Rightmost Number 86
- 00000004 Internal error 88
- 00000002 Internal error 88
- 00000001 Internal error 88
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