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This section provides information on logging into and exiting the SBC command line interface.

Note

Up to 16 simultaneous CLI sessions are allowed.  

Logging In

Perform the following steps to log into the SBC CLI:

  1. Use PuTTY or another terminal emulator to connect to the SBC server on port 22.


     

  2. At the login prompt, enter your login ID and password. The default login ID and password are “admin”.

    login as: admin
admin@10.11.12.111's password: *****


    A message similar to the following appears:

    admin connected from 10.11.12.13 using ssh on sbx1.eng.example.com
Your last successful login was at 2013-8-22 11:45:1
Your last successful login was from 127.0.0.1
admin@server1>

As a security measure, the following information may display upon login depending upon user access activity against your system. In the example above, items 1 and 2 display after a successful login.

admin connected from 10.11.12.111 using ssh on MYSBC
Your last successful login was at 2014-5-15 18:32:21
Your last successful login was from 10.11.12.111
Your last unsuccessful login was at 2014-5-15 18:33:7
Your last unsuccessful login was from 20.30.40.50
There was 1 unsuccessful login attempt after your last login
Note

Rows 4, 5 and 6 display only when logging in immediately after an unsuccessful login to serve as a warning about a possible unauthorized attempt to access your system.

 

Exiting the CLI

To exit the CLI, type exit at the prompt. For example: 

admin@MYSBC> exit

Depending upon the method you used to access the CLI, either a message similar to the following appears, or your terminal session closes.

Connection to MYSBC closed

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