Vivato Inc. VLJ24WFSW ユーザーズマニュアル
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Vivato 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi Switch User Guide
Command Line Interface
Read Level Command Descriptions
ping <ipaddress|hostname>
Specify the IP address to ping using 5 packets.
ping flood <ipaddress|hostname>
Specify the IP address or host name of a device to ping without waiting for a response before
sending each packet. Packets are sent continuously as fast as possible until you press Ctrl-C on
your computer. This command should be used with caution, since it causes a very high level of
network traffic while executing.
sending each packet. Packets are sent continuously as fast as possible until you press Ctrl-C on
your computer. This command should be used with caution, since it causes a very high level of
network traffic while executing.
ping flood
Enter this command to ping a host computer named “flood”.
ping flood count <1-100000> <ipaddress|hostname>
Specify the IP address or host name of a device to ping, and the number of packets to send,
without waiting for a response before sending each packet. Packets are sent as fast as possible
until the count has elapsed or until you press Ctrl-C on your computer.
without waiting for a response before sending each packet. Packets are sent as fast as possible
until the count has elapsed or until you press Ctrl-C on your computer.
ping count <1-100000> <ipaddress|hostname>
Specify the number of packets to use, and the IP address or host name, to ping a device. The
Wi-Fi Switch waits for a reply from the host after each packet is sent before another packet is
sent.
Wi-Fi Switch waits for a reply from the host after each packet is sent before another packet is
sent.
ping count <1-100000> flood <ipaddress|hostname>
Specify the number of packets to send, and the IP address or host name of a device, to ping
without waiting for a response before sending each packet. Packets are sent as fast as possible
until the count has elapsed or until you press Ctrl-C on your computer.
without waiting for a response before sending each packet. Packets are sent as fast as possible
until the count has elapsed or until you press Ctrl-C on your computer.
Show Commands
Show commands display system information. Some Show commands are available at the read level,
but all show commands are available at the enable level.
but all show commands are available at the enable level.
Some commands, such as “show interfaces”, may display more than one page of information on
your screen. To view all of the contents, you may need to use the Shift+PageUp and
Shift+PageDown keys.
your screen. To view all of the contents, you may need to use the Shift+PageUp and
Shift+PageDown keys.
Read Level Show Commands
The following Show commands are available at the read level: