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Local Server Commands, Status Displays
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Local Server Commands Using the Server x Access controls whether the port is accessible to local equipment (Local), remote users such as a local printer or dial-out modem (Remote), or both (Dynamic). Dynamic access is used for dial-in/dial-out modems, or for devices such as teletypes that can be used both interactively and as print devices. x Name sets the port's name for identification purposes (not to be confused with the username, which identifies who is using the port). x Password, governs whether the Server password is required for logins. 6.3 Local Server Commands Each local port can use the following Local mode commands: Logout, and Test Port. 6.3.1 Logout Obviously, Logout logs out the current port. Any connections to session or services will be disconnected. 6.3.2 Test Port This command may be used to verify wiring and flow control setup problems with your serial port. The command sends an identical stream of characters to the terminal, either continuously or for a specified number of lines. If your connection is regularly dropping characters, you may be able to identify the problem. Note: If multisessions are enabled on a port, only that port can issue a Test Port for itself. 6.4 Status Displays Three sets of commands can be used to view Server status displays. The Show commands show the current availability of hosts and services as well as the state of the Server, its ports, and the local services. Monitor commands provide a continuous display rather than a one-time look. List commands are provided to show the current setup in permanent memory (that is, the settings that will take effect after the next reboot or logout). The List command is a special case, as some displays make no sense to list. Sessions and Users, for example, have no meaning in the permanent configuration data. List Nodes also has no meaning, as it only refers to the remote nodes. Note: Additional keywords apply to some commands; see the Command Reference for full syntax. Netstat Shows currently active UDP/TCP/IP and LAT sessions. Show Nodes Shows the LAT nodes on the network offering services, and their LAT protocol version. The Status sub-option shows hardware addresses and any services offered by the node. 6-2