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Change Dedicated Defaults Examples See Also 2-20 Command Reference Hostlist Dedicates the port to a list of hosts. For more information, see the Hostlist command on page 2-58. LAT Dedicates the port to a LAT service. servicename Enter the name of the desired LAT service. None Disables all previously-configured dedicated hosts. Rlogin Dedicates the port to Rlogin connections. Seqlist Enables a sequential hostlist. When a sequential hostlist is enabled, the MSS will attempt to connect to the first host in the hostlist. If that connection fails, it will attempt to connect to the second host listed, and if that fails, the third host, continuing through all hostlist entries. As soon as a valid connection is established, normal data flow will occur between the MSS and the connected host. SPX Dedicates the port to an SPX host. SAPname Enter the target SPX host's SAP name. TCP Specifies a TCP/IP host. By default, TCP opens a regular Telnet connection that includes Telnet IAC option negotiation. The :T environment string allows you to open a raw TCP socket with no Telnet option negotiation, if desired. The :R environment string allows you to make an Rlogin connection. A socket number can also be added to connect to a socket other than the default. hostname Enter a text host name or a numeric IP address. envString Add the desired environment key(s). See Appendix B for a complete list of strings. Options must be separated by colons. Disabled Local> CHANGE DEDICATED TCP chimaera:2001T (forms a raw Telnet connection to socket 2001 on host chimaera) 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.) Change Preferred, page 2-39; Crypt Password, page 2-52; Hostlist, page 2-58

Section	Page
Title	1
Contents	3
1: Introduction	7
1.1 What’s New	7
1.2 Command Syntax	7
1.3 Command Line Editing	8
1.4 Help	9
1.5 About This Manual	9
2: Command Reference	11
2.1 Backward	12
2.2 Change 80211	12
2.2.1 Change 80211 Enabled	12
2.2.2 Change 80211 Antenna	13
2.2.3 Change 80211 Channel	14
2.2.4 Change 80211 ESSID	14
2.2.5 Change 80211 Fragmentation	15
2.2.6 Change 80211 MAC Address	15
2.2.7 Change 80211 Network Mode	16
2.2.8 Change 80211 Power	17
2.2.9 Change 80211 Region	17
2.2.10 Change 80211 Reset	18
2.2.11 Change 80211 RTS	18
2.2.12 Change 80211 WEP	19
2.3 Change Access	20
2.4 Change Autobaud	21
2.5 Change Autostart	22
2.6 Change Backward Switch	24
2.7 Change Bootgateway	24
2.8 Change BOOTP	25
2.9 Change Break	25
2.10 Change Buffering	26
2.11 Change Charsize	26
2.12 Change Datasend	27
2.13 Change Dedicated	29
2.14 Change DHCP	31
2.15 Change Domain	31
2.16 Change DSRLogout	32
2.17 Change DTRWait	32
2.18 Change Flow Control	33
2.19 Change Forward Switch	34
2.20 Change Gateway	34
2.21 Change Inactive Logout	35
2.22 Change Inactive Timer	35
2.23 Change Incoming	36
2.24 Change IPAddress	37
2.25 Change IPSecurity	37
2.26 Change LAT CircTimer	38
2.27 Change LAT Groups	39
2.28 Change LAT Identification	39
2.29 Change Loadhost	39
2.30 Change Local Switch	40
2.31 Change Loginpass	41
2.32 Change Modem Control	41
2.33 Change Modem Emulation	42
2.34 Change Name	42
2.35 Change Nameserver	43
2.36 Change NetWare Encapsulation	43
2.37 Change NetWare Internal Network	44
2.38 Change NetWare Loadhost	44
2.39 Change NetWare Routing	45
2.40 Change Parity	45
2.41 Change Passflow	46
2.42 Change Password Incoming	47
2.43 Change Password Limit	47
2.44 Change Password Protect	48
2.45 Change Portname	48
2.46 Change Preferred	49
2.47 Change Privpass	50
2.48 Change RARP	50
2.49 Change Retransmit Limit	51
2.50 Change Rlogin	51
2.51 Change RS485	52
2.52 Change Secondary	53
2.53 Change Session Limit	53
2.54 Change Signal Check	53
2.55 Change Silentboot	54
2.56 Change SNMPSetComm	54
2.57 Change Software	55
2.58 Change Speed	55
2.59 Change Startup	56
2.60 Change Stopbits	57
2.61 Change Subnet Mask	57
2.62 Change TCPKeepalive	58
2.63 Change Telnetdest	58
2.64 Change Telnetpad	59
2.65 Change Termtype	59
2.66 Change Timeserver	60
2.67 Change Verify	61
2.68 Change WINS	61
2.69 Crypt Password	62
2.70 Disk	63
2.71 Delete IPSecurity	67
2.72 Disconnect	67
2.73 Finger	67
2.74 Forward	68
2.75 Help	68
2.76 Hostlist	68
2.77 Initialize	69
2.78 LAT	70
2.79 Logout Port	70
2.80 Netstat	71
2.81 Ping	71
2.82 Resume	71
2.83 Rlogin	72
2.84 RTC	72
2.85 Set Privileged	73
2.86 Show 80211	73
2.87 Show Hostlist	74
2.88 Show IPsecurity	74
2.89 Show NetWare	74
2.90 Show Nodes	74
2.91 Show Ports	75
2.92 Show RS485	75
2.93 Show Server	75
2.94 Show Services	76
2.95 Show Session	76
2.96 Show SNMP	77
2.97 Show Users	77
2.98 Show Version	77
2.99 Source	77
2.100 SPX	78
2.101 Telnet	78
2.102 Test	79
2.103 Zero	79
A: Contact Information	81
A.1 Problem Report Procedure	81
A.2 Full Contact Information	81
B: Environment Strings	83
B.1 Usage	83
B.1.1 Multiple Strings	83
B.2 Available Strings	83
B.2.1 Usage Examples	84
2.2.1.1 nnnn	84
2.2.1.2 +C and -C	84
2.2.1.3 +D and -D	84
2.2.1.4 +E and -E	84
2.2.1.5 OR	85
2.2.1.6 OS	85
2.2.1.7 +P and -P	85
2.2.1.8 R	85
2.2.1.9 T	85
2.2.1.10 U	85
2.2.1.11 Y	86
2.2.1.12 LD=port#	86
2.2.1.13 LN=node#	86
C: Show 802.11 Errors	87
C.1 Introduction	87
C.2 Error Bits	87
C.2.1 Leftmost Number	87
C.2.2 Rightmost Number	89