Echelon SmartServer 2.2 - Manual (Page 511)

512 Appendix B – Using the SmartServer Console Application
Command Description
deviceid hexID Sets or displays the Neuron ID of the SmartServer’s application device
[i.LON App (Internal) in the SmartServer tree].
diag Module
subcommand [params] Performs diagnostic commands on the SmartServer. The module
argument may be set to one of the following:

task

system
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ftp

network
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routes
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dhcp
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flashdiskwearmonitor
dir [directory] Lists directory contents. If no directory is specified, lists the contents
of the current directory.
disable service Disables a service. Available services are:
eFtp – FTP access.
Web – HTTP access.
Dial-in – Dial-in access.
IPv4DnsServerViaDhcp – Obtaining DNS server from DHCP on
IPv4 networks.
IPv4DnsDomainViaDhcp – Obtaining DNS suffix via DHCP on IPv4
networks.
IPv6ManualAddress – Manually setting the IPv6 network address
and gateway address with the IPv6address, IPv6prefixlength and
IPv6gateway commands.
IPv6stack – Disables the IPv6 interface on the SmartServer.
secureaccess – Disables security access mode temporarily, until the
next time the SmartServer is rebooted. You can also re-enable security
access mode with the enable command after running this command.
secureaccess always – Disables security access mode persistently,
even through reboots of the SmartServer. You can re-enable security
access mode with the enable command after running this command.
dnsdomain domain Sets the DNS domain name. This command is valid only when DHCP
is turned off, or Obtaining DNS Suffix From DHCP is disabled while
DHCP is enabled (see the enable and disable commands for more
information).
dnsprimary address Sets the IP address of the primary DNS server. This command is valid
only when DHCP is turned off, or Obtaining DNS Suffix Via DHCP
feature is disabled while DHCP is enabled (see the enable and disable
commands for more information). This command accepts both IPv4
and IPv6 addresses.
dnssecondary address Sets the IP address of the secondary DNS server. This will only be
used if the primary DNS server cannot be contacted. This command
accepts both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.