Fujitsu eLux NG S26361-F2600-L134 Manuale Utente

 

 

 

 

 

 

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eLux NG offers an easy-to-use graphical user interface (the so-called “starter”). All configuration 
settings and application definitions can be made using point-and-click. No Linux knowledge is 
required. 
Because eLux NG is Linux-based, you also have the option of entering commands directly in the 
command-line interface (CLI). It helps if the administrator has experience either with Linux or using a 
CLI (such as the Windows CLI). Selected commands are provided in this manual. 
The command line does not replace the GUI, rather it extends the options available to experienced 
administrators. 
The Local tab allows you to enter a command just as you would from a local shell. There are two 
types of local commands available: 
•  predefined (XTerm, resource display or SSH) 
•  user defined (the so-called “customized commands”) 
 

The terminal window is useful for troubleshooting and for defining applications interactively. 
For example, if you are experienced with using the command line, you can type in the 
command line for the application, see if it works correctly and test different options. You can 
then configure that application using the eLux NG GUI or by entering that same command line 
into the starter (see 4.8.4 User-Defined Commands). Using UNIX commands and the UNIX 
editor vi, you can browse local directories, edit configuration files, or move files between the 
Thin Client and mapped SMB drives (such as log files to send to your support team).  
The predefined command XTerm opens a local shell. The user is elux and has no root 
authorization.  

Figure 104: Local shell (XTerm)