Display terminal session max-number

Display terminal session max-number command is used to query the maximum number of users who are permitted to log in through the CLI at a time. After the command is executed successfully, the system displays the maximum number of users who are permitted to log in through the CLI at a time. [boxads]

Format:
display terminal session max-number

Modes:
Privilege mode

Level:
Super user level

Usage Guidelines:
Run the terminal session max-number command to configure the maximum number of login users.

Example:
To query the maximum number of users who are permitted to log in through the CLI at a time, do as follows:

BD-Huawei#display terminal session max-number
The terminal session max-number is set to 22 currently. The default terminal
session max-number is 22

System Response:

The system displays the message “The terminal session max-number is set to x currently. The default terminal session max-number is x” after this command is executed successfully. “x” is the maximum number of users.

Shahed Israr

Shahed Israr is a Network Engineer specializing in GPON, FTTH, and telecom access network technologies. With hands-on experience in Huawei OLT and ONT configuration, U2000 NMS deployment, iMaster NCE-FAN Lite management systems, firmware upgrades, and advanced network troubleshooting, he helps Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and network professionals deploy, manage, and optimize fiber optic networks efficiently. Through GPON Solution, he shares practical technical guides, real-world solutions, and professional knowledge to support engineers working in modern GPON infrastructure.

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