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Cisco Application eXtension Platform 1.1 Developer Guide
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limit cpu utilization nnnn : sets the CPU utilization to index value nnnn.
For further information on configuring resource limits, see the Cisco AXP User Guide.
Debugging Tools
Debugging is described in the following sections.
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SSH Tunneling
In a debugging/development environment, Cisco AXP provides access to the SSH server with full shell 
access. A user can login to a virtual instance as root.
For SSH tunneling, the following Cisco add-on packages are used for debugging:
axp-ssh-4.6p1-k9.<platform>.<version>.pkg
axp-app-dev.<platform>.<version>.pkg
Production Environment
In the production environment, for a tunnel_user SSH user, use the package 
axp-ssh-4.6p1-k9.<platform>.<version>.pkg. 
The package does not have shell access on SSH login. Write a startup script that is executed after SSH 
login, to control the tunnel_user.
Development Environment
In the development environment, for a tunnel_root SSH user, use the package 
axp-app-dev.<platform>.<version>.pkg. 
The package provides shell access to the virtual instance upon SSH login. See the 
Forwarding Examples
There are two SSH tunneling options for the virtual instance:
Port Forwarding “ssh -L” 
X11 Forwarding “ssh -X” 
The following manual pages for SSH describes these options in more detail:
Port Forwarding: Example
workstation-shell# ssh -L <local port>:<host>:<host port> <user>@<host> -p <port>
workstation-shell# ssh -L 7777:localhost:8888 tunnel_root@myblade -p 2022