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Chapter 11 Telnet Table 49 Common Telnet Parameters (continued) PARAMETER DESCRIPTION Network interface name. E.g. 'eth0' for LAN1/LAN2 interface, 'eoc0' for EoC interface. The flash ROM file id represents different firmware/driver types, 'n', where n=0~12'. • n=0: System bootcode (termination system bootloader) • n=1: System firmware (termination system OS) • n=2: Termination system EoC driver • n=3: termination adapter EoC driver • n=10: termination adapter diagnosis utility Only lowercase letters are accepted. Type a command followed by ENTER to execute the command. 11.2.1.1 EP Default Profile Run EP commands with the '-m default' parameter to apply settings to the EP Default Profile. This parameter is not applicable to the 'diag', 'epreg', 'eprestore', 'epstat', 'rmep', 'showep', 'snr', and 'upep' EP commands. 11.2.2 Generic Command Sets This table describes the generic commands available via the telnet console. Table 50 Generic Telnet Commands COMMANDS ARGUMENTS [ ] IS OPTIONAL autocfg [-t ] [-s ] [-p ] dconfig default dhcpsnoop diag -t -r -m DESCRIPTION Setup auto configuration by TFTP. • -t: on (enable) / off (disable) auto configuration mode • -s: TFTP server IP address or host name • -p: directory path resides at TFTP server Dump all configurations/settings. Reset all settings to factory default, including passwords. Setup DHCP snooping. • -m 0: disable (default) • 1: enable dhcp option 82 • 2: enable dhcp option 82 and snooping Run a termination adapter connection diagnostics. This stops all service for 10~20 seconds. We recommend running the Online Diag command 'snr' first. • -t: downstream diagnosis (from termination system to termination adapter) • -r: upstream diagnosis (from termination adapter to termination system) • -m : termination adapter EoC MAC to be diagnosed 62 EOC350 Series User's Guide

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Chapter 11 Telnet
EOC350 Series User’s Guide
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Only lowercase letters are accepted. Type a command followed by
ENTER
to execute the
command.
11.2.1.1
EP Default Profile
Run EP commands with the '-m default' parameter to apply settings to the
EP Default Profile
. This
parameter is not applicable to the 'diag', 'epreg', 'eprestore', 'epstat', 'rmep', 'showep', 'snr', and
'upep' EP commands.
11.2.2
Generic Command Sets
This table describes the generic commands available via the telnet console.
<interface>
Network interface name. E.g. 'eth0' for LAN1/LAN2 interface, 'eoc0' for EoC interface.
<fid>
The flash ROM file id represents different firmware/driver types, 'n', where n=0~12'.
•
n=0: System bootcode (termination system bootloader)
•
n=1: System firmware (termination system OS)
•
n=2: Termination system EoC driver
•
n=3: termination adapter EoC driver
•
n=10: termination adapter diagnosis utility
Table 49
Common Telnet Parameters (continued)
PARAMETER
DESCRIPTION
Table 50
Generic Telnet Commands
COMMANDS
ARGUMENTS
[ ] IS OPTIONAL
DESCRIPTION
autocfg
[-t <on/off>]
[-s <ip or host>]
[-p <path>]
Setup auto configuration by TFTP.
•
-t: on (enable) / off (disable) auto
configuration mode
•
-s: TFTP server IP address or host name
•
-p: directory path resides at TFTP server
dconfig
Dump all configurations/settings.
default
Reset all settings to factory default, including
passwords.
dhcpsnoop
Setup DHCP snooping.
•
-m 0: disable (default)
•
1: enable dhcp option 82
•
2: enable dhcp option 82 and snooping
diag
-t
-r
-m <mac>
Run a termination adapter connection diagnostics.
This stops all service for 10~20 seconds. We
recommend running the Online Diag command
'snr' first.
•
-t: downstream diagnosis (from termination
system to termination adapter)
•
-r: upstream diagnosis (from termination
adapter to termination system)
•
-m <mac>: termination adapter EoC MAC to
be diagnosed