Remote Console
You can access the Remote console shell by clicking Utilities -> Remote Console in the top right corner of
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the Appliances page, after you have selected one appliance in the list |
Type 'help' to display the list of available commands which are mainly data consultation commands.
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arp: to view the entries in the ARP cache, the table which contains a list of IP addresses with their corresponding MAC addresses |
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chronyc: to display information about the chronyd daemon that monitors time and synchronization with the NTP server |
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date: to display the current date and time |
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debug: enter 'debug help' to display the list of available commands |
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eth-diag: to check the speed and duplex configuration of the Ethernet interfaces |
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exit: to exit the session |
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help: to display the available commands |
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ifconfig: to view the configuration of the network interfaces |
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lease: to display the IP address assigned by a DHCP server to an interface in a pool of IP addresses |
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license: to access all the licenses associated with the ExtremeCloud SD-WAN appliance |
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lldpcli: to query the lldp daemon for neighbors, statistics, and other running configuration information |
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netstat: to display network status and protocol statistics |
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nslookup: to query the Domain Name System (DNS) and obtain the mapping between domain name and IP address, or other DNS records |
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ping: to troubleshoot connectivity, reachability, and name resolution |
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route: to display the network routing tables entries |
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traceroute: to check the route that a packet takes to reach the host |
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upgrade status: to display information on the firmware version installed on the appliance |
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uptime: to know how long your system has been running together with the current time, number of users with running sessions, and the system load averages for the past 1, 5, and 15 minutes |
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version: to check the hardware and software versions and the Serial Number of the SD-WAN appliance |
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ztpstatus: to display information about the configuration status with the ZTP Server |
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router 1 or router 2 or router 3: to connect to a specific router and execute some troubleshooting commands (arp / exit / help / ifconfig / lease / netstat / nslookup / ping / route / traceroute) |
Note: you should be able to start sessions for up to 4 appliances concurrently but only one session per appliance.