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Using the Command Line Interface (CLI)
Using the CLI
When you log onto the access point CLI, you will be prompted to enter an
account user name and password. For example:
Ready
Password Prompt
Username: admin
Password:
Figure 3-1. Example of CLI Log-On Screen with Password
When you log onto the CLI using a Manager account, you see the following
command prompt:
HP420#_
When you log on using an Operator account, you see the following command
prompt:
HP420>_
No t e There is no CLI command to move directly from Operator privileges to
Manager privileges. You must log out of the CLI and use a Manager account
user name to log-on.
3-5
- HP ProCurve 3
- Wireless Access Point 420 3
- Disclaimer 4
- Warranty 4
- Publication Number 4
- Applicable Products 4
- Trademark Credits 4
- 8 Command Line Reference 9
- A File Transfers 14
- Getting Started 15
- Introduction 16
- Conventions 16
- Command Prompts 17
- Screen Simulations 17
- Related Publications 18
- Sources for More Information 20
- Need Only a Quick Start? 20
- Advantages of Using the CLI 25
- Browser Interface 26
- Accessing the CLI 28
- Telnet Access 29
- Secure Shell Access 29
- Using the CLI 30
- Username: admin 31
- Password: 31
- Command Level Operation 32
- How To Move Between Levels 34
- ? symbol lists the 35
- Command Option Displays 37
- Configuration Modes 38
- CLI Control and Editing 42
- General Features 47
- The Home Page 49
- Support URL 50
- Web Browser Interface Logout 51
- Interface Session 52
- Setting SNMP Community Names 54
- SNMP] button 55
- Setting the Primary SSID 56
- Setting the Radio Channel 57
- Configuring TCP/IP Settings 58
- [Modify] button for the 60
- [Security Suite] button 60
- Status Reporting Features 62
- Station Status 65
- Event Log 67
- The Status Bar 68
- Neighbor AP Detection 68
- Settings] button 69
- 5. Click the 70
- button 70
- Passwords 77
- Figure 5-1. The User Window 79
- Modifying System Information 86
- CLI: Setting the System Name 87
- Configuring IP Settings 89
- Figure 5-5. The SNMP Window 95
- General System Configuration 102
- Configuring SNMP 102
- SNMP Trap] button 103
- Enabling System Logging 114
- [Event Log] button 115
- System Servers] button 115
- [Apply Changes] button 115
- Configuring SNTP 119
- CLI: Setting SNTP Parameters 121
- Parameters 123
- Accounting Servers] button 128
- Setting up Filter Control 132
- Filter Control] button 133
- CLI: Setting Traffic Filters 134
- Configuring VLAN Support 136
- Web: Enabling VLAN Support 137
- CLI: Enabling VLAN Support 139
- Contents 141
- Overview 142
- Setting the Country Code 143
- Port/Radio Settings] button 147
- [Radio Mode Change] button 147
- Configuring Radio Settings 150
- Modifying Antenna Settings 156
- Control Limits 158
- Add] button 163
- Wireless Security Overview 171
- Using the Security Wizard 179
- Configuring RADIUS Client 193
- Authentication 193
- Configuring MAC Address 199
- Command Line Reference 207
- General Commands 210
- HP420#reset board 213
- System Management Commands 215
- Default Setting 217
- 99 (no country set) 217
- HP420(config-mgmt)# 221
- System Logging Commands 234
- HP420(config)#logging clear 238
- HP420(config)# 238
- Example 239
- System Clock Commands 240
- SNMP Commands 245
- Command Mode 259
- Flash/File Commands 260
- HP420#bootfile hp420-2.bin 261
- HP420#delete test.cfg 263
- RADIUS Authentication 267
- HP420(if-wireless-g-ssid-1)# 270
- RADIUS Accounting 273
- 802.1X Authentication 278
- 802.1x session-timeout 280
- 802.1x supplicant user 280
- 802.1x supplicant 281
- MAC Address Authentication 284
- Filtering Commands 288
- Ethernet Interface Commands 292
- HP420(if-ethernet)# 293
- HP420(if-ethernet)#shutdown 296
- Wireless Interface Commands 299
- HP420(if-wireless-g)# 301
- HP420(if-wireless g)# 305
- Wireless Security Commands 321
- IAPP Command 335
- VLAN Commands 336
- File Transfers 341
- [Start Upgrade] button 355
- Index – 1 359
- 2 – Index 360
- Index – 3 361
- *5990-6006* 363
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