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RASExpress User Guide
248 CommPlete Communications Server
Trace ISDN
trace isdn // Dumps the PRI 64k trace.
Virtual Port Commands
VirtualPort IdleTimeOut
SET VirtualPort [wan_virtual_port_range] IdleTimeOut integer
GET VirtualPort [wan_virtual_port_range] IdleTimeOut
VirtualPort SessionTimeOut
SET VirtualPort [wan_virtual_port_range] SessionTimeOut integer
GET VirtualPort [wan_virtual_port_range] SessionTimeOut
VirtualPort PPPDetect
SET VirtualPort [wan_virtual_port_range] PPPDetect {ENABLED|DISABLED}
GET VirtualPort [wan_virtual_port_range] PPPDetect
VirtualPort AutologinProtocol
SET VirtualPort [wan_virtual_port_range] AutologinProtocol
{NONE|RLOGIN|TELNET}
GET VirtualPort [wan_virtual_port_range] AutologinProtocol
VirtualPort AutoLoginAddress
SET VirtualPort [wan_virtual_port_range] AutoLoginAddress string
GET VirtualPort [wan_virtual_port_range] AutoLoginAddress
VirtualPort TunnelingProtocol
SET VirtualPort [wan_virtual_port_range] TunnelingProtocol {NONE|PPTP}
GET VirtualPort [wan_virtual_port_range] TunnelingProtocol
VirtualPort TunnelServerAddress
SET VirtualPort [wan_virtual_port_range] TunnelServerAddress string
GET VirtualPort [wan_virtual_port_range] TunnelServerAddress
VirtualPort FilterTemplateName
SET VirtualPort [wan_virtual_port_range] FilterTemplateName string
GET VirtualPort [wan_virtual_port_range] FilterTemplateName
The SET command requires a server reboot.
VirtualPort DialType
SET VirtualPort [wan_virtual_port_range] DialType {ANALOG|ISDN}
GET VirtualPort [wan_virtual_port_range] DialType
The SET command requires a server reboot.
VirtualPort ConnectType
SET VirtualPort [wan_virtual_port_range] ConnectType {ANSWERING|DIALING}
GET VirtualPort [wan_virtual_port_range] ConnectType
VirtualPort TelephoneNumber
SET VirtualPort [wan_virtual_port_range] TelephoneNumber integer
GET VirtualPort [wan_virtual_port_range] TelephoneNumber
- RASExpress 1
- User Guide 1
- Table of Contents 5
- 4 Browser Management 6
- Appendix E Error Messages 10
- 1 Introduction 11
- Introduction 12
- Typographic Conventions 13
- Communications 14
- Dial-Out Operation 15
- IP Addressing 17
- IP Addresses 17
- Address Mask 17
- Default Route Configuration 18
- Specifications 19
- Client Requirements 20
- 2 Quick Start 21
- RASExpress Quick Start 22
- 3 Terminal and Telnet 25
- Management 25
- How to Access RASExpress 26
- Quick Configuration of Server 27
- [ 1] Address :000.000.000.000 29
- [ 2] Mask :000.000.000.000 29
- [ 3] Metric :0 29
- [ 4] Gateway :000.000.000.000 29
- [ESC] to go to previous menu 29
- Dial Out 30
- Configuration of Server 31
- IP Remote Access 33
- IPX Remote Access 35
- Point-to-Point Protocol 36
- NTER. To create a new 49
- Edit Permissions 52
- Board Information 56
- ISDN Primary Rate Interface 57
- Management of Server 61
- OUT OF SERVICE ap 65
- INITIALIZING 65
- Statistics 66
- Display IP Statistics 67
- Display IPX Statistics 69
- Display PPP Statistics 70
- Display Port Statistics 71
- Display Line Usage Statistics 72
- Main Page 78
- Configuration of Server Menu 80
- Server Configuration 81
- User Configuration 83
- User Information Form 84
- Administrator Configuration 88
- MAC Layer Bridging 100
- Virtual Port Setup 101
- Physical Port Setup 103
- SNTP Setup 105
- Pacific Standard (PST) -08:00 106
- Eastern Standard (EST) -05:00 106
- Central Standard (CST) -06:00 106
- SNMP Setup 107
- SMTP Setup 108
- Applications 110
- Security 111
- ISI Setup 113
- Add a Card 114
- Delete a Card 114
- Modify Card Settings 114
- Edit Line Information 115
- ISDN PRI Setup 116
- Modem Setup 117
- OSPF Setup 119
- OSPF Area Settings 120
- OSPF Area Configuration 121
- OSPF Interface Settings 123
- Management of Server Menu 125
- Server Information 126
- User Information 127
- Serial Line Control 127
- Reboot Server 128
- General Statistics 129
- Router & PPP Statistics 130
- Modem Connect String Table 132
- Statistics Summary 133
- IPX Route Table 133
- IPX SAP Table 134
- ARP Statistics 134
- TCP/UDP Statistics 135
- IP Route Table 135
- Port Statistics 136
- Display EIA Signals 137
- Display Port Addresses 138
- Inbound Users 138
- Reset SBC Processors 139
- Line Utilization 139
- Call History 140
- TCP Connection Table 141
- RASExpress User Guide 142
- 5 Remote Node 143
- Client Software 143
- Windows Dial-Up Networking 144
- Windows 95/98 144
- Windows NT 4.0 145
- 6 MCSIWSN and WinMCSI 147
- Redirectors 147
- The MCSIWSN Redirector 148
- Initializing, please wait 149
- MCSI Program is resident 149
- Enter your user name: 149
- Enter your password: 149
- Login Completed 149
- COMS14 -L [Server Name] 152
- ServerName 152
- COMS14 -D COMn 153
- COMS14 -M 153
- The WinMCSI Redirector 154
- Checking Connectivity 158
- Commands 160
- Arguments 161
- Variables 161
- Operator Precedence 162
- Compiling a Script File 163
- Script Error Handling 163
- Running a Script File 163
- Script Command Summary 165
- Arithmetic Conversion 166
- File/Directory Manipulation 166
- String Manipulation 169
- Miscellaneous 170
- RASExpress Script Commands 171
- Appendixes 193
- Reinstalling RASExpress 194
- SC to continue 196
- Main Menu 197
- Server Setup 198
- SC when finished 199
- Administrator Setup 200
- PPP Configuration 203
- Multilink PPP 206
- SNTP Client 208
- A.M. on the first 209
- SNMP Agent 210
- Virtual Port Information 211
- Physical Port Information 213
- SMTP Client 214
- OSPF Configuration 217
- NTER. To add a 218
- User Setup 220
- Access List 222
- Communication Setup 224
- Line Information 225
- NTER. When the List of 226
- NTER. The Modem 228
- RASExpress Server 229
- Function Keys 230
- Options Menu 230
- User Information Window 231
- All lines already 233
- Shutdown Server 236
- Display Statistics 236
- SC to return to the 237
- Inbound User List 238
- General Setup 240
- Menu Color Setup 241
- Form Color Setup 242
- Directory Color Setup 243
- Before You Start 244
- How to Upgrade RASExpress 244
- Initiating the New Port Names 245
- Appendix C Telnet Commands 246
- Application Commands 247
- IP Commands 248
- IPX Commands 249
- Multilink PPP Commands 249
- MAC Layer Commands 250
- Telnet Commands 250
- SNTP Commands 251
- SNMP Commands 252
- Security Commands 252
- PPP Commands 253
- ISI Commands 256
- ISDN Commands 257
- Virtual Port Commands 258
- Physical Port Commands 259
- SMTP Commands 259
- Statistics Commands 261
- Server Commands 263
- Line Commands 263
- User Commands 264
- Administrator Commands 265
- Modem Commands 265
- OSPF Commands 267
- Miscellaneous Commands 269
- Variable Definitions 270
- Patterns 272
- Definitions 273
- Examples 274
- RASCON Error Messages 278
- 82065605 292
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