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Using the Bay Command Console

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The keyword new tells the BCC that you are adding a new object to the device

conﬁguration. The keyword

modify tells the BCC that you are modifying an

existing object in the device conﬁguration. These keywords are optional in a BCC

command line because

• The BCC assumes that you meant

new if it does not ﬁnd in the existing

conﬁguration the object you speciﬁed.

• The BCC assumes that you meant

modify if it ﬁnds in the existing

conﬁguration the object you speciﬁed.

{[

<required_attribute>

]

<value>

} is any attribute-value pair required to uniquely

identify the instance of the object you speciﬁed in the command line.

An object may have one or more required attributes. Using default syntax, you do

not have to enter the name of a required attribute; you enter only its value at the

proper location in the command line. (More information follows on BCC default

syntax.)

[

] is any attribute-value pair you can optionally customize for

the object you speciﬁed in the command line.

For example, the full syntax you can use to conﬁgure an ethernet interface is

bcc> ethernet new slot 2 connector 1

Using Default Syntax

The following command is equivalent to

ethernet slot 2 connector 1:

bcc> ethernet 2/1

ethernet is the object you want to add, modify, disable, (etc.).

2/1 are the two required arguments

Note: You cannot change the value of an attribute that makes up the instance

identiﬁer for an object. To change these attributes, you must delete the object,

then add it back into the device conﬁguration with new values.

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