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8. CLI guide
8.1. Introduction
The STS Series root or System Administrator (only admin account is added for this group user by
factory default) can access the Linux console command line interface (CLI) of the STS Series via the
serial console or TELENT/SSH. In the CLI, the authorized user can perform standard Linux commands
to view the status of the STS Series, edit the configuration, apply configuration changes, define user
scripts and transmit files between the STS Series and remote hosts.
The STS Series provides 1024 KB user space mounted in /usr2 for read/write capabilities in its
internal flash memory. Using the user space, the user can create his own scripts or executable
binaries to customize the STS Series.
A root user will always have access to the CLI through the serial console on the STS Series back
panel or by using a Telnet client from their workstation.
A System Administrator cannot have access to the CLI. He can only access console configuration
menu or Web UI.
8.2. Flash Partition
The STS Series internal flash is partitioned as shown in the table below. The users can freely access
the Mtdblock5 which is mounted on /usr2 for their own needs. The user can also access files at
/etc, /var, and /temp at their own risk. Simply accessing these files will not affect the STS Series
after rebooting. However, if the user invokes the command saveconf, the changes in the
configuration file will be committed to the internal flash memory area of the STS Series. This will result
in the changes being kept after the reboot sequence. Invalid configuration changes can affect the STS
Series behavior. At worst, it may cause the STS Series to be inoperable.
Block Type Mount point Size (KB)
Mtdblock0 Bootloader None 128
Mtdblock1 Kernel None 768
Mtdblock2 CRAMFS (Read only) / 6080
Mtdblock3 Ram disk image (4MB) /etc, /var, /tmp 64
Mtdblock4 EXT2 (R/W) /cnf (normally unmounted) 64
Mtdblock5 JFFS2 (R/W) /usr2 1024
Mtdblock6 Reserved None 64
Total 8192
- STS Series 1
- Copyright Information 2
- Trademark Information 2
- Notice to Users 2
- Technical Support 2
- Revision history 3
- Contents 4
- 5. PC Card Configuration 69 5
- 6. System Administration 74 5
- 7. System Statistics 85 5
- Appendix 8. Warranty 130 7
- 1. Introduction 8
- 1.2. Package Check List 9
- 1.3. Product Specification 9
- MAC address 10
- Session 10
- Client/Server 11
- 2. Getting Started 13
- 2.2. Connecting The Hardware 14
- 2.2.1. Connecting The Power 15
- No flow control 18
- 2.2.6. Using Remote Console 19
- 3. Network Configuration 22
- IP address 23
- Subnet mask 23
- Default gateway 23
- Primary and Secondary DNS 23
- 3.1.2. Using DHCP 24
- 3.2. SNMP Configurations 25
- sysContact: 26
- sysName: 26
- sysLocation: 26
- 3.2.4. Management Using SNMP 27
- 3.4. SMTP Configuration 29
- 3.5. IP Filtering 30
- 3.7. NFS Server Configuration 32
- 3.8. Ethernet Configuration 33
- 3.9. Web Server Configuration 33
- TCP keep-alive time: 34
- TCP “keep-alive” probes: 35
- TCP keep-alive intervals: 35
- 4. Serial Port Configuration 36
- 4.2.1. Port Enable/Disable 40
- 4.2.2. Port Title 40
- TCP mode 42
- UDP mode 42
- Modem emulation mode 42
- Serial data transfer 44
- Session disconnection 44
- TCP listening port 44
- User Authentication 45
- Telnet protocol 45
- Max. allowed connection 45
- Cyclic Connection 45
- Inactivity Timeout 46
- Socket ID 46
- TCP Nagle algorithm 47
- UDP receiving port 47
- Check the certificate CN 55
- Length 56
- Key Block(32-byte) 57
- Key (24-byte) IV(8-byte) 57
- 4.2.9. Serial Port Parameters 58
- Parity 59
- Stop bits 59
- Flow control 59
- DTR/DSR behavior 60
- Inter-character timeout 60
- 4.2.10. Modem Configuration 61
- 4.2.11. Port Logging 62
- Figure 4-18 65
- SNMP trap community 65
- 4.3. All Port Configurations 67
- Port enable/disable 68
- Port title 68
- Host mode 68
- 5. PC Card Configuration 69
- 5.1. LAN Card Configuration 70
- 6. System Administration 74
- System log buffer size 75
- 6.3. User Logged On List 76
- 6.4. Change Password 76
- 6.6. User Administration 77
- 6.7. Date And Time Settings 78
- 6.8. Configuration Management 79
- 6.9. Firmware Upgrade 80
- 6.10. User File Uploading 82
- 7. System Statistics 85
- 7.3. IP Statistics 86
- 7.4. ICMP Statistics 88
- 7.5. TCP Statistics 90
- 7.6. UDP Statistics 92
- 8. CLI guide 93
- 8.3.2. File And Disk Utils: 94
- 8.3.3. System Utilities: 94
- 8.3.4. Network Utilities: 94
- 8.7. File Transmission 96
- 8.8. Examples 96
- 9. User Customization Guide 99
- 9.3. User Defined Web Pages 100
- Appendix 1. Connections 101
- HelloDevice 102
- Remote Host 102
- RJ45-DB25 female adapter 103
- RJ45-DB25 male adapter 103
- Table A-3 Network card 104
- Table A-6 Serial Modem Card 105
- A 3.1. system.cnf 106
- A 3.2. redirect.cnf 108
- A 5.1. Overview 113
- A 5.2. Main Menu 113
- A 5.3. RTC Configuration Menu 113
- A 5.4. Hardware Test Menu 114
- A 5.5. Firmware Upgrade Menu 118
- Appendix 8. Warranty 130
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