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Learning to Use the BCC Interface

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With default syntax, the BCC expects the values for required attributes of

ethernet to occur in a speciﬁc sequence following the object name:

ethernet

<slot>

The next section describes how to use “probing” as a method to discover the

sequence in which the BCC expects you to enter values for the required attributes

of an object.

Discovering the Sequence of Required Attributes for an Object

You can always discover the sequence in which BCC expects you to enter the

values for required attributes of an object.

For example, to determine the sequence in which you must enter values for the

required attributes of

sync interface, proceed as follows:

At the appropriate context, enter only the object name followed by a Return.

bcc> sync

ERROR: Required attribute "slot" was not specified for class: Sync.

The ERROR message reveals that the BCC was expecting a value for slot ﬁrst.

Reenter the object name and the attribute-value pair requested by the BCC.

bcc> sync slot 3

ERROR: Required attribute "connector" was not specified for class: Sync.

The ERROR message reveals that the BCC was expecting a value for connector

next. Reenter the object name and the attribute-value pair requested by the BCC.

bcc> sync slot 3 connector 1

sync/3/1>

You deﬁned the object sucessfully (as shown by the new context-sensitive

prompt), but you also discovered that the sequence for entering values for the

required attributes of an interface is <slot>/<connector>.

The ability to conﬁgure objects using only the values for required attributes is the

“minimum to conﬁgure” feature of the BCC.

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