banner

Note

In the current release, banners uploaded from the CLI will only show from the CLI.

The banner command is used to manage the Advisory Notice and Consent Banner. This is a single text file that is displayed to users who sign in for interactive sessions on Makito X Series devices. The banner is typically an advisory/warning notice to be displayed before the Sign-in page.

Only ASCII file format is supported for the banner file; the maximum file size for the banner is 4KB.

Note

The banner command can only be used by an administrator.

Synopsis

banner enable 
banner disable 
banner install bannerfile
banner get 
banner delete

Actions

Action	Description
enable	Enables display of the installed Advisory and Consent Banner page at login (a banner must be installed).
disable	Disables display of the current Advisory and Consent Banner page at login.
install	Installs a text file as the Advisory and Consent Banner page. Important The text file must be downloaded to the encoder and locally stored in the current (administrative) user’s directory before it can be installed from the CLI. The Makito X Series supports FTP and TFTP client, as well as SCP client and server for downloading and uploading files.
get	Displays banner status information
delete	Deletes the banner file from the system.

Parameters

Parameter	Default	Description/Values
bannerfile	N/A	The name of the .txt file to display as the Advisory Notice and Consent Banner for the encoder.

Examples

# banner get

The Advisory Notice and Consent Banner is disabled. Unable to display banner: No banner file.

If enabled, the following banner is displayed upon user login:

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*********************************************************************** 
                             * WARNING * 
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THIS IS A PRIVATE COMPUTER SYSTEM.
This computer system, including all related equipment and network devices,
  are provided only for authorized use. All computer systems may be 
  monitored for all lawful purposes, including to ensure that their use is
  authorized, for management of the system, to facilitate protection against
  unauthorized access, and to verify security procedures, survivability and
  operational security.

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