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Configuration 7: Configuration Command Set Certain parameters must be configured before the MSS can function in the network. EZWebCon is the recommended way to communicate with and configure the MSS. This chapter explains an additional method of configuration: the command line interface and MSS command set. Note: Instructions for using EZWebCon are included on the distribution CDROM. EZWebCon also has on-line help to assist you with configuration. 7.1 Command Set The command line interface allows users to enter commands at the Local> prompt to configure, monitor, and use the MSS. This chapter covers many of the MSS commands. The full command set is discussed in detail in the MSS Reference Manual. Note: To return to factory defaults, press and hold the Reset button while cycling power on the unit, or enter the Initialize Factory command at the Local> prompt. 7.1.1 System Passwords There are two important passwords for the MSS: the privileged password and the login password. These passwords have default settings and are discussed in the following sections. Note: Default passwords may pose a security risk and should be changed as soon as possible. This is especially true of the privileged password. 7.1.1.1 Privileged Password Only the privileged user can change Server or port settings. To become the privileged user, enter the following command. The default privileged password is system. Figure 7-1: Set Privileged Command Local> SET PRIVILEGED If another user is currently the privileged user for the MSS, use the Set Privileged Override command to forcibly become the privileged user. To relinquish privileged status, enter the Set Noprivilege command. 7-1

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Configuration
Command Set
7-
1
7:
Configuration
Certain parameters must be configured before the MSS can function in the network.
EZWebCon is the recommended way to communicate with and configure the MSS. This
chapter explains an additional method of configuration: the command line interface and
MSS command set.
Note:
Instructions for using EZWebCon are included on the distribution CD-
ROM. EZWebCon also has on-line help to assist you with
configuration.
7.1
Command Set
The command line interface allows users to enter commands at the Local> prompt to
configure, monitor, and use the MSS. This chapter covers many of the MSS commands.
The full command set is discussed in detail in the
MSS Reference Manual
.
Note:
To return to factory defaults, press and hold the Reset button while
cycling power on the unit, or enter the Initialize Factory command at
the Local> prompt.
7.1.1
System Passwords
There are two important passwords for the MSS: the privileged password and the login
password. These passwords have default settings and are discussed in the following
sections.
Note:
Default passwords may pose a security risk and should be changed as
soon as possible. This is especially true of the privileged password.
7.1.1.1
Privileged Password
Only the privileged user can change Server or port settings. To become the privileged user,
enter the following command. The default privileged password is
system
.
Figure 7-1:
Set Privileged Command
If another user is currently the privileged user for the MSS, use the
Set Privileged
Override
command to forcibly become the privileged user. To relinquish privileged status,
enter the
Set Noprivilege
command.
Local> SET PRIVILEGED