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If you access the imRAD devices via a console port that is located in front of the device, the baud rate(speed) is 115,200 and the serial port type is an RJ-45 connector. | If you access the imRAD devices via a console port that is located in front of the device, the baud rate(speed) is 115,200 and the serial port type is an RJ-45 connector. | ||
| − | The default or initial Username and Password | + | The default or initial Username and Password are <span style="font-family:Courier;font-weight:bold;font-size:large;">ladmin</span> and <span style="font-family:Courier;font-weight:bold;font-size:large;>1111</span> respectively.<br> |
'''If you log in with the default, you must change the default password. If not, you can't access the CLI before changing the password.''' | '''If you log in with the default, you must change the default password. If not, you can't access the CLI before changing the password.''' | ||
The CLI has two command line modes: user mode and configuration mode. By default, user mode is where you begin the session with the imRAD devices. The user mode contains commands that you can use to see logs, the status of services, configurations, system variables and information, and so on. You can run some Linux commands in the user mode. | The CLI has two command line modes: user mode and configuration mode. By default, user mode is where you begin the session with the imRAD devices. The user mode contains commands that you can use to see logs, the status of services, configurations, system variables and information, and so on. You can run some Linux commands in the user mode. | ||
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| + | The configuration mode enables to have you can do changes on device configuration such as hostname, Database, IP address, nameserver, tiemzone, ntp, ufw, failover, etc. To enter the configuration mode, type the <code>configure</code> command in the user mode. | ||
If press the <tab> key at any time, you can complete the command or see the argument of the command, You can also display "help" by input -h or --help at the end of every command, | If press the <tab> key at any time, you can complete the command or see the argument of the command, You can also display "help" by input -h or --help at the end of every command, | ||
<pre> | <pre> | ||
LYSH@MyHostName# show -h | LYSH@MyHostName# show -h | ||
| − | + | usage: show [-h] {apache2,command,config,datetime,dci,files,failover,hardware,interface,listen,log, | |
| − | usage: show [-h] {apache2,command,config,datetime,dci,files,failover,hardware,interface,listen,log,loghost,multicast,mysql,ntp,php,service,session,system,uptime} ... | + | loghost,multicast,mysql,ntp,php,service,session,system,uptime} ... |
show the system informations | show the system informations | ||
| − | |||
positional arguments: | positional arguments: | ||
apache2 show the status of apache2 service | apache2 show the status of apache2 service | ||
command show all or releated commands | command show all or releated commands | ||
config show config files | config show config files | ||
| − | datetime show current time and zone | + | datetime show current time and zone |
| − | + | ..... | |
| − | + | </pre> | |
| − | + | ||
| − | + | If you want to see all commands, enter the <code>show command</code> in the user mode. If you want to find specific commands which include the keyword, enter the <code>show command {keyword}</code>. It shows all commands which contain the keyword. | |
| − | + | <pre> | |
| − | + | LYSH@MyHostName# show command // list all commands | |
| − | + | configure enable config mode | |
| − | + | ╠══ database Configure database backup or dci property | |
| − | + | ║ ╠══ backup Configure database backup | |
| − | + | ║ ║ ╠══ disable disable database backup scheduler | |
| − | + | ║ ║ ╠══ enable enable database backup scheduler | |
| − | + | ║ ║ ╠══ hour Configure the starting hour of database backup | |
| − | + | ║ ║ ╠══ interval Configure the database backup interval in days | |
| − | + | ... | |
| − | + | ||
| − | + | LYSH@MyHostName# show command ip // search commands which contain "ip" | |
| + | configure fail2ban Configure the fail2ban(bans IP that makes too many password failures) | ||
| + | configure ip Add/Delete an IP address | ||
| + | configure ip add add an IP address to an ethernet interface. | ||
| + | configure ip delete delete an IP address from an ethernet interface | ||
| + | show multicast show multicast group membership information | ||
</pre> | </pre> | ||
| + | The followings are main commands and you can read about other commands by searching a keyword on this page. | ||
# [[CLI - Networking]] | # [[CLI - Networking]] | ||
# [[CLI - Hostname]] | # [[CLI - Hostname]] | ||
Revision as of 17:20, 22 April 2021
We provide Command Line Interface (CLI), the name is LYSH, that is used for configuring, monitoring, and maintaining the imRAD devices. The CLI allows you to directly execute commands, whether using a console or using remote access methods such as Secure Shell (SSH, port 22). We do not provide the telnet to access the imRAD devices.
If you access the imRAD devices via a console port that is located in front of the device, the baud rate(speed) is 115,200 and the serial port type is an RJ-45 connector.
The default or initial Username and Password are ladmin and 1111 respectively.
If you log in with the default, you must change the default password. If not, you can't access the CLI before changing the password.
The CLI has two command line modes: user mode and configuration mode. By default, user mode is where you begin the session with the imRAD devices. The user mode contains commands that you can use to see logs, the status of services, configurations, system variables and information, and so on. You can run some Linux commands in the user mode.
The configuration mode enables to have you can do changes on device configuration such as hostname, Database, IP address, nameserver, tiemzone, ntp, ufw, failover, etc. To enter the configuration mode, type the configure command in the user mode.
If press the <tab> key at any time, you can complete the command or see the argument of the command, You can also display "help" by input -h or --help at the end of every command,
LYSH@MyHostName# show -h
usage: show [-h] {apache2,command,config,datetime,dci,files,failover,hardware,interface,listen,log,
loghost,multicast,mysql,ntp,php,service,session,system,uptime} ...
show the system informations
positional arguments:
apache2 show the status of apache2 service
command show all or releated commands
config show config files
datetime show current time and zone
.....
If you want to see all commands, enter the show command in the user mode. If you want to find specific commands which include the keyword, enter the show command {keyword}. It shows all commands which contain the keyword.
LYSH@MyHostName# show command // list all commands configure enable config mode ╠══ database Configure database backup or dci property ║ ╠══ backup Configure database backup ║ ║ ╠══ disable disable database backup scheduler ║ ║ ╠══ enable enable database backup scheduler ║ ║ ╠══ hour Configure the starting hour of database backup ║ ║ ╠══ interval Configure the database backup interval in days ... LYSH@MyHostName# show command ip // search commands which contain "ip" configure fail2ban Configure the fail2ban(bans IP that makes too many password failures) configure ip Add/Delete an IP address configure ip add add an IP address to an ethernet interface. configure ip delete delete an IP address from an ethernet interface show multicast show multicast group membership information
The followings are main commands and you can read about other commands by searching a keyword on this page.