admin state
This command locks and unlocks the device.
Syntax
| ■ | Locks the device: |
# admin state lock {graceful <timeout>|no-graceful} [disconnect-client-connections]
| ■ | Unlocks the device: |
# admin state unlock
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Command |
Description |
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lock graceful <timeout>|forever |
Gracefully locks the device after a user-defined interval (seconds), during which new calls are rejected and existing calls continue. If the existing calls do not end on their own accord during the interval, the device terminates (disconnects) them when the timeout expires. To wait until all calls end on their own before locking the device (no timeout), use the forever option. During this time, no new calls are accepted. |
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lock no-graceful |
Immediately ends (disconnects) all active calls (if any exist) and locks the device. |
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disconnect-client-connections |
Closes existing TLS/TCP client connections and rejects incoming TLS/TCP client connections when the device is in locked state. |
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unlock |
Unlocks the device. |
Command Mode
Privileged User
Related Commands
show admin state – displays the current administrative state
Example
This example locks the device after 50 seconds and closes existing TLS/TCP connections:
# admin state lock graceful 50 disconnect-client-connections