Configure Maintenance Settings Using CLI

Note: These settings can also be configured from the Remote Console. See Configure Maintenance Settings from the Remote Console.

The maintenance commands allow you to perform maintenance-related tasks on the SX II firmware.

Enter admin > maintenance to access the menu.

Command

Description

Parameters

deviceinfo

Provides information about the SX II appliance such as build and so on.

NA

userlist

Displays a list of all users who are logged in, as well as their source IP addresses and any ports to which they are connected.

Also found under the command root menu.

NA

upgrade

Upgrade device from file on FTP server.

  • address <ipaddress | hostname> - Address of FTP Server
  • port <FTP port> - Port of FTP server (1..65535)
  • path <path name> - FTP server path for upgrade file.
  • user <FTP username> - Optional FTP server user name
  • password <FTP password> - Optional FTP server password. Will prompt if missing and user name given.

upgradehistory

Get information about the last time you upgraded the system.

NA

backup

Back up appliance settings and store on the FTP server.

  • address <ipaddress | hostname> - Address of FTP Server
  • port <FTP port> Port of FTP server (1..65535)
  • path <path name> - FTP server path for backup file.
  • file <file name> - Optional destination file name. Default: backup.rfp
  • user <FTP username> - Optional FTP server user name
  • password <FTP password> - Optional FTP server password. Will prompt if missing and user name given.

auditlog

View the appliance audit log.

NA

auditlogftp

Get the audit log and store on FTP server.

  • address <ipaddress | hostname> - Address of FTP Server
  • port <FTP port> - Port of FTP server (1..65535)
  • path <path name> - FTP server path for audit log file.
  • file <file name> - Optional destination file name. Default: audit.log
  • user <FTP username> - Optional FTP server user name
  • password <FTP password> - Optional FTP server password. Will prompt if missing and user name given.

factoryreset

Returns the SX II console server to its default factory settings.

Important: If you choose to revert to the factory settings, you will erase all your custom settings and will lose your connection to SX II because, upon rebooting, the IP address of the appliance is reset to the factory default IP address of 192.168.0.192.

  • mode <full|network> - Type of factory reset to perform

reboot

Reboots SX II from the CLI interface.

NA

restore

Restore device settings from backup file on FTP server.

  • mode <full | protected | user | device | userdevice> - Type of restore to perform.
  • address <ipaddress | hostname> - Address of FTP Server
  • port <FTP port> - Port of FTP server (1..65535)
  • path <path name> - FTP server path for backup file.
  • user <FTP username> - Optional FTP server user name
  • password <FTP password> - Optional FTP server password. Will prompt if missing and user name given.

logoff

Log a user off SX II (terminate their session).

  • user <loginname> - Close all sessions for the specified user by name.
  • session <id | all> - Close the session by identifier number or all sessions (ID/all)
  • port <port name | port number> - Close sessions on the specified port by name or number.
  • address <ipaddress> - Close all sessions from the specified remote address.

     

See Also

Administering SX II Using command line interface

Change Your Password Using CLI

Configure Power Strips Using CLI

Configure and Manage Users and User Groups Using CLI

Configure User Authorization and Authentication Services Using CLI

Configure a Modem Using CLI

Run an Autoconfiguration Script Using CLI

Configure Network Settings Using CLI

Configure Device Settings Using CLI

Configure SNMP Traps and Alerts Using CLI

Configure Date and Time Settings Using CLI

Change the Default GUI Language Setting Using CLI

Configure SMTP Events and Notifications Using CLI

Configure Port Logging Settings Using CLI

Configure Ports Using CLI

Configure the Local Port Using CLI

Configure Security Settings Using CLI

Configure Diagnostic Settings Using CLI