1 Changing the Language Mode
The
USG5300 can provide the
help information either in English or in Chinese. The language mode can be
changed from English to Chinese or from Chinese to English.
Run
the following command to change the language mode from Chinese to English:
language-mode English
Run
the following command to change the language mode from English to Chinese:
language-mode Chinese
2 Defining the System Name
The
system name of the USG5300 is displayed in
the command prompt. Then, you can modify the name as required.
Run
the following command to enter the system view:
system-view
Run
the following command to define the system name:
sysname sysname
3 Configuring the System
Time
An
accurate system clock is needed to ensure interworking with other devices. The
USG5300 supports the configuration of the time zone and the daylight saving
time.
Run
the following command to configure the Universal Time Coordinated (UTC)
standard time:
clock datetime HH:MM:SS YYYY/MM/DD
Run
the following command to configure the local time zone:
clock
timezone zone-name { add | minus } offset
Run
the following command to configure the daylight time:
clock summer-time zone-name { one-off | repeating } start-time
start-date end-time end-date offset
4 Configuring the Prompt
Information
Prompt
information is the information that the system prompts when a user logs in to
the USG5300, passes login authentication, and starts interactive configuration.
Run
the following command to enter the system view:
system-view
Run
the following command to configure the title prompt information during login
authentication:
header login { file file-name | information information-text }
Run
the following command to configure the title text when the interactive
configuration is started:
header shell { file file-name | information information-text }
5 Configuring Command
Levels
All
commands are classified into the following four levels: Visit, Monitoring,
Configuration and Management. The four levels are numbered from 0 to 3. The
administrator can specify the level and the view where the command is located
as required.
Run
the following command to enter the system view:
system-view
Run
the following command to configure the level of a command in a view:
command-privilege level level view view command
Each
command is configured with a default view and a level. Generally, you do not
need to reconfigure them.
6 Locking the Configuration
Interface
To
prohibit unauthorized users from operating the terminal when you leave the
operation terminal temporarily, you can lock the configuration interface. When
locking the configuration interface, you need to specify the password and
confirm it. To unlock the interface, you must enter the correct password to
operate the user interface.
Run
the following command to lock the user interface:
lock
7 Displaying Status
Information about the System
You
can run the display commands in any view to collect system status information.
Run
the following command to display the system version:
display version
Run
the following command to display the system clock:
display clock
Run
the following command to display terminal users:
display users [ all ]
Run
the following command to display the starting and ending configuration
information:
display saved-configuration
Run
the following command to display the configuration information on the current
view:
display this
Run
the following command to display the configuration information on the current
configuration information:
display current-configuration [ interface interface-type [
interface-number ] | configuration [ configuration-type ] ] [ | { begin |
exclude | include } regular-expression ]
Run
the following command to display debugging status:
display debugging [ interface { interface-type interface-number } ]
[ module-name ]
Run
the following command to display technical support information:
display diagnostic-information
Run
the following command to view the Equipment Serial Number(ESN):
display firewall esn
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