HP A3100-24 Manuel d'utilisateur Page 135
- Page / 157
- Table des matières
- MARQUE LIVRES
Noté. / 5. Basé sur avis des utilisateurs
Command Effective system time Configuration example
System time
date-time – summer-offset
outside the daylight
saving time range:
date-time – summer-offset
clock summer-time
s
s
one-off 1:00
2007
/
1/1 1:00
2007/8/8 2
clock datetime 1:30
2007/1/1
23:30:00 UTC Sun
12/31/2006
3, 1
(date-time in the
daylight saving time
range)
date-time – summer-offset
in the daylight saving time
range:
date-time
clock summer-time
s
s
one-off 1:00
2007
/
1/1 1:00
2007/8/8 2
clock datetime 3
:
00
2007/1/1
03:00:00 ss Mon
01/01/2007
Original system clock ±
zone-offset outside the
daylight saving time
range:
Original system clock ±
zone-offset
c
lock timezone
zone-time add 1
clock summer-time
s
s
one-off 1:00
2007
/
1/1 1:00
2007/8/8 2
02:00:00 zone-time Sat
01/01/2005
2, 3 or 3, 2
Original system clock ±
zone-offset outside the
daylight saving time
range:
Original system clock ±
zone-offset +
summer-offset
c
lock timezone
zone-time add 1
clock summer-time
s
s
one-off 1:00
2005
/
1/1 1:00
2005/8/8 2
System clock configured:
04:00:00 ss Sat
01/01/2005
date-time ± zone-offset
outside the daylight
saving time range:
date-time ± zone-offset
clock datetime 1
:
00
2007/1/1
c
lock timezone
zone-time add 1
clock summer-time
s
s
one-off 1:00
2008
/
1/1 1:00
2008/8/8 2
02:00:00 zone-time Mon
01/01/2007
1, 2 , 3 or 1, 3, 2
date-time ± zone-offset
outside the daylight
saving time range:
date-time ± zone-offset +
summer-offset
clock datetime 1
:
00
2007/1/1
c
lock timezone
zone-time add 1
clock summer-time
s
s
one-off 1:00
2007
/
1/1 1:00
2007/8/8 2
04:00:00 ss Mon
01/01/2007
2, 3, 1 or 3, 2, 1
date-time outside the
daylight saving time
range:
date-time
c
lock timezone
zone-time add 1
clock summer-time
s
s
one-off 1:00
2008
/
1/1 1:00
2008/8/8 2
clock datetime 1
:
00
2007/1/1
01:00:00 zone-time Mon
01/01/2007
128
- HP A3100 v2 Switch Series 1
- Contents 3
- CLI configuration 8
- Undo form of a command 9
- CLI view description 9
- Entering system view 10
- Exiting the current view 10
- Using the CLI online help 11
- Typing commands 12
- Configuring command aliases 13
- Configuring CLI hotkeys 13
- Checking command-line errors 15
- Using command history 15
- Accessing history commands 16
- Controlling the CLI display 17
- Character Meaning Remarks 19
- Login methods 28
- User interface overview 29
- Relative numbering 30
- CLI login 31
- Login procedure 32
- Figure 11 Configuration page 41
- Logging in through Telnet 43
- • By default, command 49
- • Before enabling command 49
- Figure 15 Configuration page 52
- Logging in through SSH 54
- Configuring the SSH server 55
- • Command accounting allows 56
- Security 57
- Configuration Guide 57
- Configur 58
- Logging in through modems 59
- Figure 26 Configuration page 69
- Web login 73
- Configuring HTTPS login 74
- Web login example 77
- HTTPS login example 78
- Security Command Reference 80
- Security Command 80
- Reference 80
- NMS login 81
- NMS login example 82
- 2. Configuration on the NMS 83
- User login control 85
- Telnet users 86
- NMS users 88
- Configuration preparation 90
- Logging off online web users 90
- FTP configuration 92
- Configuring the FTP client 93
- Configuring the FTP server 98
- Network requirements 100
- Configuration procedure 100
- 3. Upgrade the device 101
- TFTP configuration 103
- Configuring the TFTP client 104
- File management 107
- Performing file operations 108
- Performing batch operations 110
- Setting prompt modes 111
- Example for file operations 111
- Configuration file overview 113
- Introduction 114
- Configuration rollback 115
- Configuration task list 116
- Switch software overview 122
- Software upgrade methods 122
- Basic concepts in hotfix 124
- Patch status 125
- DEACTIVE state 126
- ACTIVE state 126
- Configuration prerequisites 127
- One-step patch installation 128
- Network requirement 130
- 2. Configure Device 131
- Hotfix configuration example 132
- Device management 133
- System time 134
- Configuring banners 137
- Rebooting the device 139
- Scheduling jobs 140
- Disabling Boot ROM access 141
- Automatic configuration 147
- Address acquisition process 149
- File types 150
- TFTP request sending mode 151
- Support and other resources 153
- Conventions 154
- Port numbering in examples 155
Produits connexes et manuels pour Logiciel HP A3100-24
Logiciel HP PROCURVE 8212ZL Manuel d'utilisateur
(219 pages)
(219 pages)
Logiciel HP 1920-24G-PoE+ Manuel d'utilisateur
(547 pages)
(547 pages)
Logiciel HP PROCURVE 6600 Manuel d'utilisateur
(854 pages)
(854 pages)
Logiciel HP 3Gb Manuel d'utilisateur
(86 pages)
(86 pages)
Logiciel HP 10TB Guide de l'utilisateur
(181 pages)
(181 pages)
Logiciel HP DL380-SL Guide de l'utilisateur
(141 pages)
(141 pages)
Logiciel HP Switch 6120 Manuel d'utilisateur
(469 pages)
(469 pages)
Logiciel HP BMD00022 Manuel d'utilisateur
(228 pages)
(228 pages)
Logiciel HP SN6000 Guide de l'utilisateur
(122 pages)
(122 pages)
Logiciel HP 3PAR Manuel d'utilisateur
(89 pages)
(89 pages)
Logiciel HP 700wl Manuel d'utilisateur
(388 pages)
(388 pages)
Logiciel HP X9300 Guide d'installation
(151 pages)
(151 pages)
Logiciel HP SP1 Manuel d'utilisateur
(143 pages)
(143 pages)
Logiciel HP Q.11. (2510-24) Manuel d'utilisateur
(294 pages)
(294 pages)
Logiciel HP 441877-00F Manuel d'utilisateur
(67 pages)
(67 pages)
© 2020, manymanuals.fr. Tous droits réservés | 0.187 s |
Manymanuals.com
Manymanuals.de
Manymanuals.fr
Manymanuals.it
Manymanuals.pl
Manymanuals.cz
Manymanuals.es
Manymanuals-pt.com
Commentaires sur ces manuels