Verilink XEL XSP-100 SHARK IAP (9SA-USRS-9.0R1.02) Product Manual - Manual (Page 126)

Chapter 6: Using the Command Line Interface (CLI)
Chapter 6-10 XEL P/N & Release 9SA-USRS-9.0R1.02 SHARK™ IAD User’s Guide
The console interface uses the same command line interface as the Telnet
interface.
L
OGGING
I
N
The SHARK™ IAD is sent from the factory with default passwords set. These
default login names and passwords are as follows:
Login Name Password
admin
password
system password
user password
When you have logged in successfully, the system lists in the diagnostic log the
login name and the security level associated with the password you entered.
E
NTERING
R
OOT
C
OMMANDS
Once you have successfully logged into your SHARK™ IAD, the root system
prompt is displayed. Enter all root commands at this prompt. Root commands
are global commands that affect the SHARK™ IAD system. Depending on your
login level you will be able to perform tests, restart modules, update firmware
and display system level or module level status records. Figure 2 shows the
format of the system root prompt and how to enter commands.
Figure 2: Display output showing CLI command prompts and Root Command examples
Command Line Interface display output
The prompt: (top)>> indicates that you are at the top level of the
config mode. Enter each individual module's configurator by
entering the module's name in capital letters. Example: ROUTER
login: admin
Password:
Shark Multi-Access Device running XEL
Shark SW v7.4R1
(admin completed login: admin level)
SHARK010101000011> who
Shell users:
admin (Admin ) TCP unit 0 (128.100.11.41)
PPP users:
SHARK010101000011> coldstart VOICE-1
Cold starting Voice-1.
Cold start done!
SHARK010101000011>
SHARK010101000011>config
(top)>>
(top)>>ROUTER
(ROUTER)>>
Example of successfull log in session.
The Command Prompt indicating mode and command level.
This prompt: SHARK010101000011>
indicates the root level of the CLI. The serial number for your
SHARK will be part of the prompt until you change its name.
Root level commands are entered at this prompt.
This is your command line input
prompt for the ROUTER configurator.
This is the Root level command "who".
This is the Root level command "config"
that enters the top level of the
configurator.
The following responce indicates that
a user with login of "admin" used an
administrator password and is logged
in from "tcp port 128.100.11.41".
This is the Root level command that restarts
the Voice-1 module independantly from the
rest of the system.