chaicka
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| SpeedStream 5100 Unleashed
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1. Telnet into the SpeedStream 5100/5200
2. Upon successful login, type cfg
(u may need to change the command prompt window property to allow Screen Buffer Size-Height=3000 in order to be able to scroll back to view all cfg values and variables)
3. Look for the variable "slog" as shown in the screenshot #1. Or type cfg slog to get only the slog configuration data.
4. To change/add in the value, type
cfg slog{ip#0=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
as shown in screenshot #2.
5. Type cfg sav to save the configuration after you have complete setting syslog ip address(es) that you want.
6. Setting may require reboot to take effect (cannot recall if it's a must to reboot or not). |
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Doctor Olds
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clubs: |  Great info! Thank you for sharing with the Forum.
Regards,
Doctor Olds |
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chaicka
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User Profile Options
1. Hide Login Navigator Menu
Type cfg upro#0{acc{hlgi=y then hit ENTER
This will hide the "Login" selection in the left-hand navigator menu column
2. Hide Login User List
Type cfg upro#0{acc{nl=y then hit ENTER
This will hide the dropdown user select list, thus enforcing type in of userid i think (forgotten the details)
3. Display IP Passthru & Remote Access in Navigator Menu
Type cfg upro#0{acc{ippt=y,eras=y then hit ENTER |
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chaicka
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SNMP
1. Type cfg snmp to show existing snmp configuration
2. Type cfg snmp{comm#0{nam#0="xxxxx",rd=y where xxxxx is the snmp community name u wanna set
3. Type cfg sav to commit change
4. Setting may require reboot to take effect (cannot recall if it's a must).
*rd=read access, wr=write access |
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chaicka
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| reply to chaicka
Anyone else has more to add, please do so...
I think I did more than those posted, but I never wrote down, thus...if I recall, or have new discovery, I will post it up.
Well, provided I am still on ADSL service, coz may be migrating to ADSL2+ soon, as it's juz launched over here with 10Mbps/1Mbps and 25Mbps/1Mbps ADSL2+ service this weekend. |
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chaicka
join:2000-04-26
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TFTP
1. Type cfg tftp to show existing tftp configuration
2. Type cfg tftp{en=y
3. Type cfg save to commit change
4. Setting may require reboot to take effect (cannot recall if it's a must). |
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chaicka
join:2000-04-26
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| reply to chaicka
Guys,
Take some time to analyse your 5100/5200's configuration options by using the "cfg" command after u telnet in.
Different version of the firmware part # and config part # will have different layout in its cfg.
Some options are not even available in other firmware part# and config part#... |
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chaicka
join:2000-04-26
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DNSR (DNS Relay?)
1. Type cfg dnsr to show existing dnsr configuration
2. Type cfg dnsr{en=y
3. Type cfg save to commit change
4. Setting may require reboot to take effect
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There are a few options (those wif ???) under dnsr which I have not figure out, and if anyone has a clue, do share with us...
Options available:
blh = n (black list host???)
dl = n (download list??? display list???)
hn = "" (Host Name) |
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