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diff --git a/src/bin/hamcore/strtable_en.stb b/src/bin/hamcore/strtable_en.stb index 6a153e27..4d19760c 100644 --- a/src/bin/hamcore/strtable_en.stb +++ b/src/bin/hamcore/strtable_en.stb @@ -5469,7 +5469,7 @@ CMD_AccessAdd_Prompt_TCPSTATE TCP Connection State (Established/Unestablished): # AccessAddEx command
CMD_AccessAddEx Add Extended Access List Rules (IPv4: Delay, Jitter and Packet Loss Generating)
CMD_AccessAddEx_Help Use this to add a new rule to the access list of the currently managed Virtual Hub. You can set to generate delays, jitters and packet losses when a packet is passing via the Virtual Hub. \nThe access list is a set of packet file rules that are applied to packets that flow through the Virtual Hub. You can register multiple rules in an access list and you can also define an priority for each rule. All packets are checked for the conditions specified by the rules registered in the access list and based on the operation that is stipulated by the first matching rule, they either pass or are discarded. Packets that do not match any rule are implicitly allowed to pass. You can also use the AccessAddEx command to generate delays, jitters and packet losses. \nThis command cannot be run on VPN Bridge. \nYou cannot execute this command for Virtual Hubs of VPN Servers operating as a member server on a cluster.
-CMD_AccessAddEx_Args AccessAddEx [pass|discard] [/MEMO:memo] [/PRIORITY:priority] [/SRCUSERNAME:username] [/DESTUSERNAME:username] [/SRCMAC:mac/mask] [/DESTMAC:mac/mask] [/SRCIP:ip/mask] [/DESTIP:ip/mask] [/PROTOCOL:tcp|udp|icmpv4|icmpv6|ip|num] [/SRCPORT:start-end] [/DESTPORT:start-end] [/TCPSTATE: established|unestablished] [/DELAY:delay_millisec] [/JITTER:jitter_percent] [/LOSS:loss_percent]
+CMD_AccessAddEx_Args AccessAddEx [pass|discard] [/MEMO:memo] [/PRIORITY:priority] [/SRCUSERNAME:username] [/DESTUSERNAME:username] [/SRCMAC:mac/mask] [/DESTMAC:mac/mask] [/SRCIP:ip/mask] [/DESTIP:ip/mask] [/PROTOCOL:tcp|udp|icmpv4|icmpv6|ip|num] [/SRCPORT:start-end] [/DESTPORT:start-end] [/TCPSTATE: established|unestablished] [/DELAY:delay_millisec] [/JITTER:jitter_percent] [/LOSS:loss_percent] [/REDIRECTURL:url]
CMD_AccessAddEx_[pass|discard] When a packet matches this rule condition, this operation is decided. When pass is specified, the packet is allowed to pass, and when discard is specified, the packet is discarded. The setting of delays, jitters and packet losses is applied if the action is pass.
CMD_AccessAddEx_MEMO Specify a description (memo) for this rule.
CMD_AccessAddEx_PRIORITY Specify an integer of 1 or higher to indicate the priority of the rule. Higher priority is given to rules with the lower priority values.
@@ -5486,6 +5486,7 @@ CMD_AccessAddEx_TCPSTATE Specify TCP connection state as a rule. Use Establishe CMD_AccessAddEx_DELAY Set this value to generate delays when packets is passing. Specify the delay period in milliseconds. Specify 0 means no delays to generate. The delays must be 10000 milliseconds at most.
CMD_AccessAddEx_JITTER Set this value to generate jitters when packets is passing. Specify the ratio of fluctuation of jitters within 0% to 100% range. Specify 0 means no jitters to generate.
CMD_AccessAddEx_LOSS Set this value to generate packet losses when packets is passing. Specify the ratio of packet losses within 0% to 100% range. Specify 0 means no packet losses to generate.
+CMD_AccessAddEx_REDIRECTURL The specified URL will be mandatory replied to the client as a response for TCP connecting request packets which matches the conditions of this access list entry via this Virtual Hub. To use this setting, you can enforce the web browser of the VPN Client computer to show the specified web site when that web browser tries to access the specific IP address.
CMD_AccessAddEx_Prompt_DELAY Delays to Generate (in milliseconds: 0 - 10000):
CMD_AccessAddEx_Prompt_JITTER Fluctuation of Jitters to Generate (Percent: 0 - 100):
CMD_AccessAddEx_Prompt_LOSS Ratio of Packet Losses (Percent: 0 - 100):
@@ -5530,7 +5531,7 @@ CMD_AccessAdd6_Prompt_TCPSTATE TCP Connection State (Established/Unestablished) # AccessAddEx6 command
CMD_AccessAddEx6 Add Extended Access List Rules (IPv6: Delay, Jitter and Packet Loss Generating)
CMD_AccessAddEx6_Help Use this to add a new rule to the access list of the currently managed Virtual Hub. You can set to generate delays, jitters and packet losses when a packet is passing via the Virtual Hub. \nThe access list is a set of packet file rules that are applied to packets that flow through the Virtual Hub. You can register multiple rules in an access list and you can also define a priority for each rule. All packets are checked for the conditions specified by the rules registered in the access list and based on the operation that is stipulated by the first matching rule, they either pass or are discarded. Packets that do not match any rule are implicitly allowed to pass. You can also use the AccessAddEx6 command to generate delays, jitters and packet losses. \nThis command cannot be run on VPN Bridge. \nYou cannot execute this command for Virtual Hubs of VPN Servers operating as a member server on a cluster.
-CMD_AccessAddEx6_Args AccessAddEx6 [pass|discard] [/MEMO:memo] [/PRIORITY:priority] [/SRCUSERNAME:username] [/DESTUSERNAME:username] [/SRCMAC:mac/mask] [/DESTMAC:mac/mask] [/SRCIP:ip/mask] [/DESTIP:ip/mask] [/PROTOCOL:tcp|udp|icmpv4|icmpv6|ip|num] [/SRCPORT:start-end] [/DESTPORT:start-end] [/TCPSTATE: established|unestablished] [/DELAY:delay_millisec] [/JITTER:jitter_percent] [/LOSS:loss_percent]
+CMD_AccessAddEx6_Args AccessAddEx6 [pass|discard] [/MEMO:memo] [/PRIORITY:priority] [/SRCUSERNAME:username] [/DESTUSERNAME:username] [/SRCMAC:mac/mask] [/DESTMAC:mac/mask] [/SRCIP:ip/mask] [/DESTIP:ip/mask] [/PROTOCOL:tcp|udp|icmpv4|icmpv6|ip|num] [/SRCPORT:start-end] [/DESTPORT:start-end] [/TCPSTATE: established|unestablished] [/DELAY:delay_millisec] [/JITTER:jitter_percent] [/LOSS:loss_percent] [/REDIRECTURL:url]
CMD_AccessAddEx6_[pass|discard] When a packet matches this rule condition, this operation is decided. When pass is specified, the packet is allowed to pass, and when discard is specified, the packet is discarded. The setting of delays, jitters and packet losses is applied if the action is pass.
CMD_AccessAddEx6_MEMO Specify a description (memo) for this rule.
CMD_AccessAddEx6_PRIORITY Specify an integer of 1 or higher to indicate the priority of the rule. Higher priority is given to rules with the lower priority values.
@@ -5547,6 +5548,7 @@ CMD_AccessAddEx6_TCPSTATE Specify TCP connection state as a rule. Use Establish CMD_AccessAddEx6_DELAY Set this value to generate delays when packets is passing. Specify the delay period in milliseconds. Specify 0 means no delays to generate. The delays must be 10000 milliseconds at most.
CMD_AccessAddEx6_JITTER Set this value to generate jitters when packets is passing. Specify the ratio of fluctuation of jitters within 0% to 100% range. Specify 0 means no jitters to generate.
CMD_AccessAddEx6_LOSS Set this value to generate packet losses when packets is passing. Specify the ratio of packet losses within 0% to 100% range. Specify 0 means no packet losses to generate.
+CMD_AccessAddEx6_REDIRECTURL The specified URL will be mandatory replied to the client as a response for TCP connecting request packets which matches the conditions of this access list entry via this Virtual Hub. To use this setting, you can enforce the web browser of the VPN Client computer to show the specified web site when that web browser tries to access the specific IP address.
CMD_AccessAddEx6_Prompt_DELAY Delays to Generate (in milliseconds: 0 - 10000):
CMD_AccessAddEx6_Prompt_JITTER Fluctuation of Jitters to Generate (Percent: 0 - 100):
CMD_AccessAddEx6_Prompt_LOSS Ratio of Packet Losses (Percent: 0 - 100):
@@ -6861,8 +6863,10 @@ CMD_TrafficClient_ERROR_HOSTPORT The host name or port number is incorrectly spe # TrafficServer command
CMD_TrafficServer Run Network Traffic Speed Test Tool in Server Mode
CMD_TrafficServer_Help Use this to execute the communication throughput measurement tool's server program. \nTwo commands, TrafficClient and TrafficServer, are used for the communication throughput measurement tool to enable the measurement of communication throughput that can be transferred between two computers connected by IP network. \nTo set the TCP port of this computer to the Listen status to listen for the connection from the TrafficClient of another computer, specify the port number and start the server program using the TrafficServer command. \nYou can display more detailed information on the communication throughput measurement tool by inputting "TrafficClient ?". \n\nNote: This command can be called from the SoftEther VPN Command Line Management Utility. You can also execute this command while connected to the current VPN Server or VPN Client in Administration Mode but, what actually conducts communication and measures the throughput is the computer on which the command is running, and all this is executed in a context that has absolutely no relationship to the computer that is the destination of the Administration Mode connection.
-CMD_TrafficServer_Args TrafficServer [port]
+CMD_TrafficServer_Args TrafficServer [port] [/NOHUP:yes|no]
CMD_TrafficServer_[port] Specify, using an integer, the port number at which to listen for the connection. If the specified port has been already being used by another program, or if the port cannot be opened, an error will occur.
+CMD_TrafficServer_NOHUP When "yes" is specified, the server process never stops without regard to any input from the console. It is convenient when you want to run the TrafficServer endlessly.
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# Internal message strings concerning TrafficClient / TrafficServer
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