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Fortress Bridge: Command-Line Interface

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6.4.6

System Date and Time in the CLI

View Bridge date and time settings with the

show

clock

command:

[GW]> show clock
Wkday Month DAY HR:MIN:SEC TimeZone YEAR

Set system date and time on the Fortress Bridge, using the
twenty-four-hour clock and numerical date, through the

set

clock

command, as follows:

[GW]>

set clock

[OK]
[GW]> set clock -h

15

-m

10

-s

00

-M

5

-D

19

-Y

2006

The

set

clock

command returns the Bridge’s current date and

time values, which you can edit and re-enter: use the left/right
arrow keys to navigate displayed fields, backspace over
current values to overwrite them. When you finish typing in new
values, strike

Enter

to save them.

Alternatively, you can run

set

clock

non-interactively with valid

switches and arguments, as shown below.

[GW]>

set clock

[-h

] [-m

] [-s

] [-M

] [-D

] [-Y

]

The

show

clock

and

set

clock

commands are valid only in

GW (gateway) mode (refer to Section 6.1.1 for more detail).

6.4.7

Restoring Default Settings in the CLI

Return all of the Fortress Bridge’s configuration settings to their
factory default values with

reset

, confirming your intention at

the query, as follows:

NOTE:

The

reset

command ends all

active sessions on the
Fortress Bridge.

[GW]>

reset

Warning: Reset to the default configuration?[Y|N]

y

Reboot is required. [Y|N]?

As shown in the example output, changing resetting the Bridge
to its factory defaults requires that you reboot the Bridge. To do
so, enter

Y

at the prompt.

The

reset

command is valid only in GW (gateway) mode (refer

to Section 6.1.1 for more detail).

6.4.8

Non-802.1X Authentication Settings in the CLI

6.4.8.1

Non-802.1X Authentication Server Settings

The Bridge can be configured to authenticate users and
devices locally through its internal RADIUS server or to use an
external RADIUS server for user authentication.

Use

show

auth

to display the current user authentication

configuration:

[GW]>

show auth

Type:Local
FailoverTimeout:0

Configure the Bridge to use its internal RADIUS server to
authenticate users with

set

auth

, as follows:

[GW]>

set auth local