Commands
Command Description
74 TimeHub 5500 TL1 Reference Guide 097-55501-02 Issue 7 – January, 2005
The above response indicates that users FRED and MARTHA are logged on at the
LOCAL and REMOTE ports respectively and that users RS, GH, and KL have been
inhibited from logging on.
Retrieve Status of Multiple Remote Sessions
This command displays a list of all currently connected users. TimeHub supports up
to 10 TCP connections simultaneously, as well as a single local connection. If a user
is logged on, the username is shown in the response. For TCP connections, the IP
address on the connection is also shown.
The general form of the command is:
RTRV-STATUS-SECU:[<tid>]::ctag;
The general form of the response is:
SYMMBITS 04-12-02 16:30:45
M <ctag> COMPLD
"LOCAL:<user name>,"
"REMOTExx:<user name>,<ip>
"REMOTExx:<user name>,<ip>
…
"REMOTExx:<user name>,<ip>
;
Where xx = 01, 02, ..., 10 and each line has a unique xx.
Command Example:
RTRV-STATUS-SECU:::SV506;
Response Example:
SYMMBITS 02-07-10 13:36:30
M SV506 COMPLD
"LOCAL:,"
"REMOTE02:TEST,192.168.3.75"
"REMOTE01:,192.168.5.108"
;
The preceding response shows that a LOCAL session is available (the serial port
connection at the back of the shelf or on the Management card) and no one is
logged on. The LAN sessions are automatically designated using the form
REMOTExx, where xx = 01, 02, …, 10. Once a connection is established and its
REMOTE number is assigned, that number is constant throughout that connection
session. This example shows that session REMOTE02 has a user logged on
named TEST and the connection is from IP 192.168.3.75. An additional connection,
REMOTE01 is established without a logon from IP 192.168.5.108.
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