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MSS User Guide 5: Using the MSS
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Show IPsecurity
This command shows the current TCP/IP security table, if one exists. Addresses or
ranges of addresses are listed according to the kind of restrictions placed upon them.
Show Ports
This command displays the configuration and connection status of the serial port.
Settings such as flow control, baud rate, parity, and default hosts are shown. In addition,
users can view the status of DSR and DTR serial signals, port access type, and login
status. Errors are summarized, although in less detail than in the Show Server Counters
display.
Show RS485
Note: This command is only valid on the MSS-VIA and MSS4.
This command shows the current settings for RS-485 serial connections, including wire
mode (two-wire or four-wire), termination, and driving of the TX (transmit) signal.
Show Server Bootparams
This command displays MSS identification and boot procedure information. The first lines
display the MSS version, hardware address, network name and node number,
identification string, and how long the MSS has been running. Software and ROM
versions, configured loadhosts, and startup files are also displayed.
Show Server Characteristics
This command displays network-related server identification information including the
MSS hardware address, node address, IP address, domain, any configured gateways
and nameservers, and the subnet mask. In addition, inactivity and retransmission limits,
password restrictions, and the types of incoming logins permitted are shown.
Show Server Counters
This command enables the system administrator to view quantitative information about
send and receive errors. It also displays error information for the Ethernet and TCP/IP
protocols that can be used to diagnose network transmission problems.
Show Sessions
This command displays information about current sessions including each active port,
user, and type of session.
Show Users
This command displays the name, port number, and connection status of all current
users, or a specified user.
Serial Tunnel
Two MSS device servers can be connected to emulate a direct serial connection across a
LAN or WAN. Device servers connected in this way can pass data only—they will not be
able to pass status signals (DSR/DTR, CTS/RTS, etc.) or preserve timing between
characters. The basic network configuration for this virtual serial line is shown in the
figure below.
Note: Wireless connections apply to the MSS-VIA only.
- MSS User Guide 1
- Copyright & Trademark 2
- Contacts 2
- Disclaimer & Revisions 3
- Contents 4
- MSS Family Features 8
- Protocols 9
- About The Documentation 10
- MSS-VIA Installation 12
- Function 13
- Installation Procedure 14
- 3. Supply power to the MSS 15
- % ping nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn 16
- MSS-VIA Specifications 17
- MSS4 Installation 18
- MSS4 Specifications 21
- MSS100 Installation 22
- 1. Select a location 24
- 4. Supply power to the MSS 24
- MSS100 Specifications 25
- Privileged User Status 26
- IP Address Configuration 27
- Using ARP and Ping 28
- Using the Serial Console 29
- Incoming Logins 30
- Serial Port Logins 31
- Changing the Login Password 32
- Outbound Connections 33
- Logout 33
- Overview 34
- Rebooting the MSS 34
- Protocol Configuration 35
- IPX (NetWare) Configuration 38
- LAT Configuration 40
- RS-485 Configuration 41
- Four-Wire Mode 42
- TXDrive 43
- Termination 43
- Serial Port Configuration 44
- Serial Data 45
- Flow Control 47
- Modems and Modem Signaling 47
- Logouts 49
- 802.11 Configuration 50
- Enabling 802.11 Networking 51
- 802.11 Region 51
- MAC Address 52
- Network Mode 53
- Channel 53
- Modem Cards 54
- % telnet 192.168.0.10 2005 55
- Incoming Connections 56
- Interactive Connections 57
- Session Control 58
- Status Displays 59
- Serial Tunnel 60
- TCP Configuration 61
- UDP Configuration 61
- Multihost Mode 62
- Modem Emulation Mode 63
- Modem Mode Commands 64
- Sequential Hostlist Mode 65
- COM Port Redirector 65
- Power-up Troubleshooting 66
- DHCP Troubleshooting 67
- BOOTP Troubleshooting 67
- RARP Troubleshooting 68
- TFTP Troubleshooting 68
- Technical Support 71
- Ethernet Connector 72
- MSS VIA Connectors 72
- MSS4 Connectors 73
- MSS100 Connectors 74
- Modem Wiring 75
- Obtaining Software 76
- Reloading Software 76
- Area to Check 78
- Compliance Information 80
- Warranty 81
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