service
Important
If the serial COM port (DC In & I/O) is not configured for CLI Management, and all remote management interfaces (HTTP, telnet, SSH, and SNMP) are disabled, the only way to re-enable these services is by a Factory Reset. Once the serial port is configured for metadata or passthrough use, it is no longer usable for CLI management.For security purposes, you may need to stop one or more network services from accessing the Makito X device. The service command is used to enable and disable the following network services: all, or (depending on the platform) EMS, HTTP, ONVIF, (serial) PASSTHROUGH, RTSP, SAP (decoder only), SNMP, SSH, TALKBACK, TELNET, and VF.
Caution
Take care not to disable all network services; you must at least keep http (Web interface), telnet , or ssh active. Otherwise you will lose access control to the unit, and the only way to re-enable these services is by a Factory Reset.
Synopsis
service svcname actionwhere (depending on the platform): svcname can be: all, ems, http, onvif, passthrough, rtsp, sap, snmp, ssh, talkback, telnet, vf |
Actions
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
start | Activates the service immediately and configures the unit so that the service will be started automatically when the unit is rebooted. |
stop | De-activates the service immediately and configures the unit so that the service will be disabled when the unit is rebooted. |
restart | Restarts the service and configures the unit so that the service will be started automatically when the unit is rebooted. |
status | Displays the current status of the service, i.e., if it has been started or stopped. Also displays the startup status of the service. |
Examples
# service all statusDisplays information about all services (ex: Makito X Decoder), such as: ems service is currently enabled |
# serviceDisplays usage information for the service command (ex: Makito X1 Rugged Encoder). Usage: service svcname action |
# service telnet stopStops telnet connection to the Makito X. |
# service telnet restartRe-starts telnet connections to the Makito X. |