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Property | Default Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 127.0.0.1 | IP Address on which the remote shell is accessible (since SNAPSHOT 1.0.3-20090130.225318-1). |
| 6666 | Port on which the remote shell is accessible. |
| 2 | The maximum number of simultaneous connections. |
Note: As of SNAPSHOT 1.0.3-20090130.225318-1 the remote shell does not listen on all interfaces by default but on the localhost only. That is, by default the remote shell is only accessible from the host on which the remote shell is running. To access the system from another host, you have to configure the IP address of the interface to which the remote shell should be attached.
Security Note
This remote shell bundle does not employ any security at all. Thus if there is no security manager is active in the framework's JVM any user connecting to the remote shell full control over the framework.
To have some minimum level of security ensure that the configured port is only accessible from the outside to the extent requiredIP Address configured with the osgi.shell.telnet.ip property is not publicly accessible.