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Limitations
Note that several CLI capabilities available at the local console are
unavailable in remote sessions. These are:
• Assignment of an IP address to the SA7100/SA7120’s network
interface
• Enable/disable Telnet, SSH, or SNMP
• Change Telnet, SSH, or SNMP ports
• Set maximum number of Telnet or SSH sessions
• If import or export operations are carried out while any of the
device’s monitors are enabled, the monitors’ periodic output will
be inserted into the data flow of the import or export.
Workaround: Before performing an import or export operation,
turn off all monitors:
HP SA7120> set monitoring disable
The CLI commands that control remote management potentially
affect the device’s configuration files, thus if a remote management
configuration is to persist across a shutdown/startup of the device,
you must follow remote management configuration with the CLI
command config save. This ensures that the configuration will be
restored upon startup.
Remote
Management
CLI
Commands
Remote management is enabled or disabled and configured by using
a series of CLI commands available only at the local serial console.
The exact sequence varies depending on the type and configuration
of the remote session you want to enable. (Usage is detailed in
subsequent sections.) These commands are:
General:
• set ip <ip> <netmask> assigns an IP address and netmask to the
SA7100/SA7120’s network interface.
• set max_remote_sessions <1-5> sets the maximum allowed
number of concurrently running Telnet and SSH sessions.
Telnet-specific:
• set telnet enable|disable enables or disables Telnet sessions.
• show telnet displays current Telnet status: enabled or disabled.
• set telnet_port <port> sets the Telnet port. (Default: 23.)
- Publication Number 2
- Disclaimer 2
- Warranty 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Chapter 4: Scenarios 5
- Chapter 5: Command Reference 5
- Chapter 6: Remote Management 6
- Introduction 11
- Who Should Use this Book 12
- Before You Begin 12
- How to Use this Book 12
- Installation and Initial 15
- Configuration 15
- Installation 16
- Free-Standing 17
- Network 17
- Connections 17
- Status Check 18
- Terminal 19
- Connection 19
- Theory of Operation 21
- Multiple Servers 22
- Processing 24
- Hub/Router/Switch 25
- Keys and Certificates 26
- HP SA7120> create key 27
- New keyID [001]: mywebserver 27
- Exporting a 30
- Key/Certificate 30
- Stronghold* 31
- Creating a new 32
- Global Site 33
- Certificates 33
- Client Authentication 37
- Creating a 38
- Client CA 38
- Certificate 38
- OpenSSL* 38
- SSL Processing 39
- Automapping 40
- Deleting automapping entries 40
- Blocking 41
- Subnet, Specific Port 42
- All IPs, Specific Port 42
- Delete a Block 43
- Scenarios 45
- Scenario 1—Single Server 46
- Scenario 2—Multiple Servers 48
- Procedure for 51
- Scenario 3 51
- Scenario 4 53
- Firewall 54
- HP SA7120> create map 55
- Firewall Configuration 56
- Command 57
- Reference 57
- HP SA7100> 58
- Abbreviation 59
- Input Editing Commands 60
- Cutting Text 61
- Command Summary 62
- Command Command Options 64
- Command Reference 67
- HP SA7120> list keys 69
- HP SA7120> show redirect 1 72
- HP SA7120> set defcert 75
- HP SA7120> show defcert 75
- HP SA7120> show kstrength 76
- HP SA7120> show client_tmo 76
- Port Mapping 77
- Operational 80
- Example: 88
- HP SA7120> show rsc_window 90
- show config default 93
- HP SA7120> export config 95
- HP SA7120> import config 95
- Administration 97
- HP SA7120> show info 98
- HP SA7120> set date 98
- HP SA7120> show serial 101
- HP SA7120> 101
- HP SA7120> exit 101
- HP SA7120> export log a 101
- Command Description 102
- Management 103
- Limitations 104
- Commands 104
- Remote Telnet Sessions 106
- Console 107
- Changing the 107
- Telnet Port 107
- Remote SSH Sessions 108
- Console, SSH 109
- SSH Port 110
- Disabling SSH 110
- Standards 111
- Compliance 111
- HP MIB Tree 111
- Enterprise 112
- Private MIB 112
- C H A P T E R 6SNMP 113
- Trap Summary 116
- Enabling 117
- Specifying SNMP Information 118
- Community String 119
- Trap Community String 119
- Alarms and 121
- Monitoring 121
- Alarm Types 123
- Alarm Modifiers and Messages 124
- Extended Data 124
- RSC Alarm CLI Commands 124
- Utilization 125
- Threshold 125
- OVL: Overload 126
- NLS: Network 127
- Link Status 127
- Alarm Logging 128
- Example: status command 129
- Monitor report format: 132
- Examples: 133
- Software Updates 135
- Upgrading 136
- Troubleshooting 139
- HP SA7120> set client_tmo 140
- <n> 140
- Item Symptom Probable 142
- Front Panel 143
- Buttons and Switches 144
- Front Panel LEDs 144
- (See Appendix B, Failure/ 145
- Bypass Modes) 145
- Connectors 146
- Failure/Bypass 147
- Bypass Button 148
- Supported Ciphers 151
- SSL Version Level 152
- Regulatory 155
- Information 155
- VCCI Statement 156
- CE Compliance Statement 157
- CISPR 22 Statement 158
- VCCI Class A (Japan) 158
- Australia 158
- AVERTISSEMENT 159
- AVVERTENZA 160
- ADVERTENCIAS 161
- Wichtige Sicherheitshinweise 162
- Software License 165
- Agreement 165
- A P P E N D I X E 167
- MOZILLA 168
- LICENSE 168
- Version 1.1 168
- Support Services 181
- • An HP-authorized reseller 182
- Latin America 183
- Countries 184
- Glossary 185
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