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2. The new flag status (opposite of the previous state) is displayed.
Boot Multiuser AIX In Service Flag
Enables multiuser AIX boots to proceed even if the Mode Switch is
in the Service position (when booting by selecting option 6 in the
MAINTENANCE MENU). When the flag is enabled, the system
boots using the bootlist defined for a Normal boot (as when the
mode switch is set to Normal). When disabled and the mode switch
is in the Service position, you cannot perform a muliti-user AIX boot.
1. Enter
5
to toggle this flag.
2. The new flag status (opposite of the previous state) is displayed.
Service Line Speed Parameter
Defines the speed (baud rate) of the BUMP service line. The default
is 1200.
1. Enter
6
to set this parameter. A menu showing possible line
speeds is displayed.
2. Select a baud rate and enter the corresponding menu number.
Maintenance Password
This command sets the maintenance password, which restricts
access to basic features. If you set this password, you should give it
to service personnel when requested. By default, there is no
password.
1. Enter
7
to set the maintenance password.
2. When requested, enter the password.
Customer Maintenance Password
This command sets the customer maintenance password, which
restricts access to sensitive data such as: power on and power-off
strings; general and customer passwords; and most dial-in and
dial-out phone numbers (except for the remote service center phone
number). If you set this password, you normally should not give it to
service personnel. By default, there is no password.
1. Enter
8
to set the customer maintenance password.
2. When requested, enter the password.
Electronic Mode Switch from Service Line Flag
Enables the modification of the Electronic Mode Switch through line
S2 (the remote maintenance line). When disabled, the Electronic
Mode Switch can only be changed locally.
1. Enter
9
to toggle this flag.
2. The new flag status (opposite of the previous state) is displayed.
Summary of Contents for 7015-R50
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