Lucent Technologies FT-2000 OC-48 - Example 44 - SECURITY-Retrieve-Security-Port

Craft Interface Terminal Usage
Issue 8.0 July 2002
11-133
Example 44 - SECURITY-Retrieve-Security-Port 11
Releases 5.0 and Later
The above report shows the current CIT and TL1 port provisioning and who is
currently logged in on each port.
Access Port - Shows a specific operations interface (physical port) for
which the status is being displayed.
Channel - Shows the TL1 calling address table entry and may be a
virtual channel (vc)-0, a permanent virtual channel (pvc) 1
or 2, or table entry 1 through 6. A blank (" ") is always
reported for the dte and dce ports. A pvc -1 or -2 or a
table entry 1 through 6 is reported for an x.25 port.
Port Status - Shows if the port will or will not accept nonprivileged user
logins (enabled or disabled).
Port Type
OS Type
- Shows the protocol used (cit or tl1) on the port and
displays the autonomous message set reported on the
port as "maintenance," "memry-admin," "cmd-resp," or
"other."
Baud Rate - Shows the provisioned baud rate as blank, auto, 9600,
4800, 2400, or 1200.
Calling
Address
- Shows the value of the x.25 address key used to
associate the port type with the user.
Inactive
Timer
- Shows the inactivity timeout in minutes (0 to 999).
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M Retrieve-Security-Port: COMPLD
/* Access Port Security Configuration Report
=====================================================================
Access Port Port Type/ Baud Rate/ Inactive
Port Channel Status OS Type Calling Address Timer
=====================================================================
dce enabled cit auto 10
dte enabled tl1 9600 15
dcc vc-0 disabled cit 10
---------------------------------------------------------------------
x25 pvc-1 memry-admin
x25 pvc-2 maintenance
--------------------------------------------------------------------
x25 tbl-1 cmd-resp 19089492810
x25 tbl-2 cmd-resp 12125551212
x25 tbl-3 cmd-resp 19142348217
x25 tbl-4 cmd-resp -
x25 tbl-5 cmd-resp -
x25 tbl-6 cmd-resp -
*/
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