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Using the Bay Command Console

Index-2 115976-A Rev. A

conﬁguration

abbreviated syntax, 2-32

commands, 2-29

context-speciﬁc, 2-20

data, 2-18

default syntax, 2-30

examples, 4-1

full syntax, 2-29

hierarchy, 1-4

method of, 3-12

modifying, 3-13

new, 3-3

total, 2-18

tree, 2-2

conﬁguration, context-speciﬁc, 2-21

conﬁgured objects, 3-1

connection, 1-8

connector, 1-7

context

changing, 2-7

current, 2-5

deﬁned, 1-6, 2-5

displaying, 2-5

context-sensitive prompt, 2-6

continuing a command line, 2-26

conventions, xii, 1-9

creating a new conﬁg, 3-3

Customer Service FTP, xvii

customer support, xv

customer support programs, xvi

cwc command, 2-7, 2-28

D

delete command (operator), 2-35, 3-16

disable command (operator), 2-35, 3-15

E

editing commands, 2-37

enable command (operator), 2-35, 3-15

entering and exiting BCC, 2-1

entering multiple commands per line, 2-26

error messages, 3-17

examples

identifying link modules, 4-2

IP and RIP on FDDI, 4-8

IP and RIP on Token Ring, 4-6

IP on HSSI, 4-4

IP, ARP, and RIP on Ethernet, 4-3

OSPF and BGP, 4-10

PPP, IP, and Adjacent Host on Sync, 4-7

Telnet, FTP, SNMP, and NTP, 4-17

exit command, 2-28

G

global objects, 1-7, 2-4

group attribute, 2-17

H

help

allowable attribute ranges or values, 2-16

assigned attribute values, 2-17

command (operator), 2-36

command, deﬁned, 2-28

conﬁgurable objects and attributes, 2-15

displaying, 2-12

root level (system help), 2-13

history buffer, 2-25

I

info operator, 2-36

InfoFACTS service, xix

installing, xii

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