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Control features
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Accel-ppp support next features for control daemon and sessions:
* ``accel-cmd``
* ``telnet``
* ``snmp``
* ``RADIUS COA``
Common available commands for ``accel-cmd`` and ``telnet``. Also possible show this help message with one of commands ``accel-cmd help`` and ``telnet 127.0.0.1 2000`` then run ``help``.
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show stat - shows various statistics information
terminate if <interface> [soft|hard]- terminate session by interface name
[match] username <username> [soft|hard]- terminate session by username
ip <address> [soft|hard]- terminate session by ip address
csid <id> [soft|hard]- terminate session by calling station id
sid <id> [soft|hard]- terminate session by session id
all [soft|hard]- terminate all sessions
reload - reload config file
restart [hard] - restart daemon
hard - restart immediatly
default action - terminate all connections then restart
shutdown [soft|hard|cancel]- shutdown daemon
default action - send termination signals to all clients and wait everybody disconnects
soft - wait until all clients disconnects, don't accept new connections
hard - shutdown now, don't wait anything
cancel - cancel 'shutdown soft' and return to normal operation
exit - exit cli
show sessions [columns] [order <column>] [match <column> <regexp>] - shows sessions
columns:
netns - network namespace name
ifname - interface name
username - user name
ip - IP address
ip6 - IPv6 address
ip6-dp - IPv6 delegated prefix
type - VPN type
state - state of session
uptime - uptime (human readable)
uptime-raw - uptime (in seconds)
calling-sid - calling station id
called-sid - called station id
sid - session id
comp - compression/encryption method
rx-bytes - received bytes (human readable)
tx-bytes - transmitted bytes (human readable)
rx-bytes-raw - received bytes
tx-bytes-raw - transmitted bytes
rx-pkts - received packets
tx-pkts - transmitted packets
ipoe-type - IPoE session type
rate-limit - rate limit down-stream/up-stream (Kbit)
pppoe mac-filter reload - reload mac-filter file
pppoe mac-filter add <address> - add address to mac-filter list
pppoe mac-filter del <address> - delete address from mac-filter list
pppoe mac-filter show - show current mac-filter list
pppoe interface add <name> - start pppoe server on specified interface
pppoe interface del <name> - stop pppoe server on specified interface and drop his connections
pppoe interface show - show interfaces on which pppoe server started
pppoe set verbose <n> - set verbosity of pppoe logging
pppoe set PADO-delay <delay[,delay1:count1[,delay2:count2[,...]]]> - set PADO delays (ms)
pppoe set Service-Name <name> - set Service-Name to respond
pppoe set Service-Name * - respond with client's Service-Name
pppoe set AC-Name <name> - set AC-Name tag value
pppoe show verbose - show current verbose value
pppoe show PADO-delay - show current PADO delay value
pppoe show Service-Name - show current Service-Name value
pppoe show AC-Name - show current AC-Name tag value
shaper change <interface> <value> [temp] - change shaper on specified interface, if temp is set then previous settings may be restored later by 'shaper restore'
shaper change all <value> [temp] - change shaper on all interfaces, if temp is set also new interfaces will have specified shaper value
shaper restore <interface> - restores shaper settings on specified interface made by 'shaper change' command with 'temp' flag
shaper restore all - restores shaper settings on all interfaces made by 'shaper change' command with 'temp' flag
accel-cmd
^^^^^^^^^
This application is very powerful and often used if you have `cli` connection. Be default accel-ppp listen *TCP* port *2000* for input/output with accel-cmd. However `telnet` has same functions, but `accel-cmd` is more comfortable, allow send command without enter in to another environment. Detail about cli you may read at :ref:`cli_configuration` .Let's revise `accel-cmd` possible commands.
* `accel-cmd show stat` - one of more important command, allow display *accel-ppp* daemon statistics and information about connections types and something counters such as RADIUS auth, acct summary and lost queries. Detail below:
telnet
^^^^^^^^^
radius CoA
^^^^^^^^^^
Example, terminate session by username: ``echo User-Name=username | radclient -x 127.0.0.1:3799 disconnect testing123``.
snmp
^^^^
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