Configuring Terminal Netmask-Format; Configuring Terminal Timeout - Cisco 11503 - CSS Content Services Switch Administration Manual
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Chapter 3
Configuring User Profiles
Configuring Terminal Netmask-Format
Configuring Terminal Timeout
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By default, the CSS displays dotted-decimal subnet masks in show screens. Use
the terminal netmask-format command to determine how the CSS displays
subnet masks. This command is available in User and SuperUser modes. The
options for this command are as follows:
terminal netmask-format bitcount - Displays masks in classless interdomain
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routing (CIDR) bitcount (for example, /24).
terminal netmask-format decimal - Displays masks in dotted-decimal
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format (for example, 255.255.255.0). This is the default format.
terminal netmask-format hexadecimal - Displays masks in hexadecimal
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format (for example, OXFFFFFFOO).
For example, to display subnet masks in bit-count format, enter:
# terminal netmask-format bitcount
To restore the default display format (decimal), enter:
# no terminal netmask format
By default, the CSS does not have a time limit for a console or Telnet session. Use
the terminal timeout command to set the total amount of time a session can be
logged in before the CSS terminates a console or Telnet session. This command
is available in User and SuperUser modes. Enter a timeout value between 0 and
65535 minutes. The default value is 0 (disabled).
For example, to set the terminal timeout value to 30 minutes, enter:
# terminal timeout 30
To restore the terminal timeout value to the default state of disabled, enter:
# no terminal timeout
Configuring User Terminal Parameters
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