Alcatel-Lucent AOS-W 6.5.3.x - Understanding Default Open Ports

1099| Behavior and Defaults AOS-W 6.5.3.x| User Guide
Predefined Role Permissions
network-operations
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Monitoring > Switch> Clients > Blacklist
You can view the reports created by the following CLI commands:
n stm add-blacklist-client <macaddr>
n aaa user delete {<ipaddr> | all | mac <macaddr> | name
<username> | role <role>}
Monitoring > Switch > Blacklist Clients
You can view the reports created by the following CLI commands:
n stm remove-blacklist-client <macaddr>
Monitoring > Switch > External Services Interface
You can view the reports created by the following CLI commands:
n show esi groups
n show esi servers
n show esi ping
n show esi parser stats
Monitoring > Switch > Ports
You can view the reports created by the following CLI commands:
n show model-switch-internal
*
n show slots
n show private port status
*
n show vlan
Monitoring > Switch> Inventory
You can view the reports created by the following CLI commands:
n show keys
Monitoring > WLAN
You can view the reports created by the following CLI commands:
n DB:opcode=get-permissions
n DB:opcode=cr-load
n show switches
n show switches summary
Monitoring > Voice
You can view the reports created by the following CLI commands:
n show ap association voip-only
n show ap active voip-only
n show voice call-counters
n show voice client status
n show voice call-quality
n show voice call-density
n show voice call-cdrs
n show voice call-perf
standard This role has root privileges but cannot make changes to the management users.
The purpose of creating this new role is to prevent changes to the local account
from externally authenticated management user.
Understanding Default Open Ports
By default, Alcatel-Lucent switches and access points treat ports as untrusted. However, certain ports are open
by default only on the trusted side of the network. These open ports are listed in Table 272.