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A Lantronix Company SCS3230 System Administrator's Guide
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It is recommended that the default modem initialization string be used unless the application
requires that it be changed. The default initialization string is ATH0S0=1, which disconnects any
active phone connections when the initialization string is sent, and sets the modem to auto-
answer on one ring.
7.9 Status Commands
There are six commands which allow the sys admin to check the status of the
SCS3230: CONNECTIONS, LISTCARDS, VERSION, INFO, POWERSTATUS and LOG.
7.9.1 CONNECTIONS Command
The sys admin may monitor the status of connections made through the terminal cards
by using the CONNECTIONS command. This command will display all the active
connections and the mode of those connections as follows:
sys admin>>CONNECTIONS
Terminal Connection List
01 KEVIN 01 SERVER ( Monitor mode )
02 00 ( Channel present )
03 00 ( Channel present )
04 00 ( Channel present )
05 00 ( Channel present )
06 00 ( Channel present )
07 00 ( Channel present )
08 00 ( Channel present )
09 00 ( Channel present )
10 00 ( Channel present )
11 00 ( Channel present )
12 00 ( Channel present )
13 00 ( Channel present )
14 00 ( Channel present )
15 00 ( Channel present )
16 00 ( Channel present )
17 <not installed>
sys admin>>
The above example shows that user KEVIN is logged in on terminal port 01, is
connected to device port 01 (which is named "Server" in the SCS3230), and is in
monitor mode. The list will display the user ID of any logged-in users, the device port to
which they are connected, the device name assigned to that port, and the mode of that
connection (see sections 7.8, 7.9, and 7.10 for an explanation of the various connection
modes). If the user is not connected to any device, they shall simply be listed as "User
Logged-In".
When used with the /MONITOR command line qualifier, the CONNECTIONS command
updates the connection list on screen every time a user logs in or out or changes login level
(i.e., goes into direct mode), rather than simply displaying the list once as occurs when the
- SCS3230 1
- Copyright & Trademark 2
- Disclaimer & Revisions 3
- Declaration of Conformity 4
- 15.00.038 v May 2002 5
- 15.00.038 vii May 2002 7
- For Your Notes 8
- 1: Product Description 9
- 1.2 Upgrade Description 10
- 1.3 System Features 10
- 1.4 Hardware Features 11
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- 1.5.1 10/100 Port (Network) 14
- 1.5.2 TERM Port (Console) 15
- 2: System Overview 16
- 2.5 Interface 17
- 2.4 Security Passwords 17
- 3: System Components 18
- 3.2 Device Cards 19
- 3.3 Access Cards 19
- 3.3.3 TERMINAL Cards 20
- 3.3.4 3200 Network Cards 20
- 3.3.6 Modem Card 21
- 4.1 Items in a SCS3230 Kit 22
- 4.2.2 Restore Procedure 23
- To Update a Card or Cards 25
- 5.1 Terminal Card 27
- 5.2 NETWORK / CONTROL Card 28
- 5.3 Modem Card 28
- 5.4 Device Card 29
- ConsoleServer 3200 31
- %&'( 32
- System Administration 33
- 6.1 Power-up Sequence and 34
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- 6.1.3 Logging Out 36
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- 6.1.5 Abbreviations 38
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- 6.3 Setup Script 40
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- 6.3.2 Timezone (Clock) 44
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- 6.3.3 Configure DNS 46
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- 6.3.4 Hosts 48
- 6.3.5 Services 49
- 6.3.6 Syslog 50
- 6.3.7 SSH Logins 51
- 6.3.8 TELNET logins 52
- 6.3.9 NTP Daemon 52
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- 6.3.12 Ping Attempts 55
- 6.3.13 Confirm Changes 57
- 6.3.14 SAVE Command 58
- 7.1 Adding a User ID 59
- 7.2 Editing a User ID 61
- 7.3 Listing User IDs 61
- 7.4 Deleting a User ID 63
- 7.5 Devices Command 63
- 7.6 Terminals Command 65
- 7.7 Network Commands 65
- 7.8 Modem Command 66
- 7.9 Status Commands 67
- 7.9.2 LISTCARDS Command 68
- 7.9.3 VERSION Command 68
- 7.9.4 INFO Command 69
- 7.9.5 POWERSTATUS Command 70
- 7.9.6 LOG Command 70
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- 7.10.1 LINESPERPAGE Command 72
- 7.10.2 TIMEOUT Command 72
- 7.11.1 BREAK Command 73
- 7.11.2 FORCELOGOUT Command 73
- 7.11.4 MODEMTIMEOUT Command 74
- 8.1 Terminal Card 75
- 8.2 Network Card 75
- 8.3 Modem Card 76
- 8.4 Overview of Commands 77
- 8.6 Logging Out 80
- 8.7 Checking Connections 80
- 8.8 Selecting a Device Port 81
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- 8.10 Direct Mode 84
- 8.11 Using the Buffer 85
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- Panel 12 (press down) 93
- Panel 13 (press down) 93
- 12: Appendix A – Command 94
- Abbreviations 94
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