The fwstop command, when executed on a Nokia platform
does the following things:
Shuts down all application level daemons
removes the kernel module
disables IP forwarding.
You should still be able to establish a TELNET connection the
Nokia platform as long as this service has been enabled and
as long as you are trying to reach a network interface that is not
on the "far" side of the platform.
--- Jerald Josephs
Nokia IP Routing Support
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Subject: Nokia and FWSTOP
>
> If I FWSTOP my remotely located Nokia IP330 won't that kill my ability to
manage
> the device through a TELNET connection?
>
> If so what are the options? Leave a modem connected at all times? Give up
on
> remote management and have a pair of hands on site hook up the console
port and
> do and FWSTART for me.
>
> I understand that there is an IPSO command that will turn forwarding back
on.
> What is that command? Could I put it in a script that did a FWSTOP and
then did
> and IPSOForward?
>
>
>
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