General instrument functions
R&S
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SMA100B
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How to:
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"Disabling the LAN interface" on page 374
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"Disabling LAN services" on page 374
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"Activating SMB version 1.0/2.0 client and server" on page 374
Common Services
Enable or disable the LAN interface and supported LAN interface services.
LAN ← Common Services
Enables the LAN interface in general, and thus provides remote access via all
unlocked services.
Enable LAN Services individually ← Common Services
Enables or disables the following interface services individually.
"SCPI over LAN"
Activates access over LAN to control the instrument remotely, by
using SCPI (Standard Commands for Programmable Instruments)
commands.
See also "Starting a remote control session over LAN with R&S VISA"
on page 423.
"VNC"
Activates access over VNC (Virtual Network Computing) interface, a
graphical desktop sharing system that uses RFB protocol to control
the instrument remotely.
See also Chapter 13.10, "Operating the R&S SMA100B remotely
using VNC", on page 439.
"SSH (SCP)"
Activates access over SSH (Secure Shell), a network protocol for
secure data communication.
"Remote Support"
Activates remote support over SSH.
Per default, this service is disabled. It provides communication for
service support purposes only.
"HTTP"
Activates access via HTTP (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol), the appli-
cation protocol for hypermedia information systems.
"FTP"
Activates access over FTP (File Transfer Protocol), used to transfer
files from a host to the instrument and vice versa.
See also Chapter 11.9.2, "Accessing the file system of the
R&S SMA100B via FTP", on page 332.
"SMB (Samba)"
Activates access to SMB (Server Message Block), used for providing
shared access to files, printers and serial ports of a network.
See also Chapter 11.9.3, "Accessing the R&S SMA100B file system
via SMB (Samba)", on page 333.
"Avahi (Zeroconf)"
Activates Avahi, a service for automatic configuration of the instru-
ment in a network environment.
Using the security settings
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