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Learning to Use the BCC Interface

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Conﬁguration Commands

This section describes how the BCC allows you to enter commands using any the

following formats:

• Basic (full) syntax

• Default syntax

• Abbreviated syntax

All BCC syntax consists of object names, attribute names and values, and various

types of punctuation. Note in particular that

• All object and attribute names appear as one word (hyphenated if necessary)

in the BCC command line.

• Attributes have either a single value, or multiple values enclosed in braces

{x y z} in the command line. You either accept the system default value or

supply a value for each attribute associated with a conﬁgurable object.

• Attributes and their values must appear as a pair in the same command line.

Using Basic (Full) Syntax

The basic or full syntax for BCC commands consists of the following {

required}

and [optional] elements:

<object-name>

[new|modify] {[

<required_attribute>

]

<value>

... } ...

[

] ... [

]

The BCC requires input for any elements expressed here as boldface text.

<object_name>

is the name of the object you want to conﬁgure or examine.

Caution: Conﬁguration commands and source commands make realtime

changes to the device conﬁguration.

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