Avaya Using Bay Command Console Software Instrukcja Użytkownika Pobierz pdf (Strona 64)

Using the Bay Command Console

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Using Abbreviated Syntax

You can abbreviate BCC commands in the following manner:

bcc> e 2/1

is the same as

bcc> ethernet slot 2 connector 1

or:

bcc> ethernet 2/1

The BCC completes or expands abbreviated names when you press Return. You

must enter enough characters for BCC to uniquely recognize the object you are

specifying. If you press Return before entering enough characters for BCC to

recognize the name of the object you want to add or modify, BCC returns an error

message:

bcc> invalid command name ”<string>“

Specifying Attribute Values

You must specify each attribute value in the form of a attribute-value pair. Each

pair is a command argument pertaining to the last object named earlier in the

command line.

For example, the following command disables the BOFL signal from connector 1

of the ethernet interface occupying slot 2 of a router:

bcc> ethernet 2/1 bofl disable

ethernet is the interface type and the actual BCC command word

2/1 represents the speciﬁc slot and connector location of the interface

boﬂ is the ethernet interface attribute you want to modify

disabled is the desired new value of the boﬂ attribute

boﬂ disable is the attribute-value pair

Any attributes you do not set (or cannot set, as in the case of read-only attributes)

maintain a value set by the system software.

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