
Using the Bay Command Console
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Command Operators
Command operators perform a named operation within the current or specified
configuration context. For example, entering the
help operator within the context
of the
ip (box-wide) service on a router invokes online help for that object, as
follows:
bcc> ip help
Attributes:
cache-timeout: Specifies interval for flushing forwarding tables.
classless: Enable classless routing.
forwarding: Specifies whether the router forwards IP traffic.
group: Parents of this object.
isp-mode: Specifies whether or not ISP Mode is Enabled.
max-policies: Specifies max policy rules per policy type.
mib-table: Specifies which MIB routing tables IP maintains.
name: The name given to the object.
rip-diameter: Specifies hop count RIP denotes as infinity.
route-filters: Specifies whether or not route filters are supported.
state: State enable disable.
sub-protocols: Objects this object contains.
subnet-zero: Allows the use of subnet zero.
time-to-live: Specifies starting value of Time-to-Live counter.
Protocols:
ospf /jointfilesconvert/96390/bgp static-route tcp access-policy arp igmp
The BCC supports the following command operators:
Operator
Type of
Entry Function
new
Implicit
or Explicit
Add a new object to the device configuration.
The following are equivalent examples:
bcc> ethernet new slot 2 connector 1
bcc> ethernet new 2/1
bcc> ethernet slot 2 connector 1
bcc> ethernet 2/1
modify
Implicit
or Explicit
Modify the value of an object existing in the current device configuration.
Each of the following example commands modify an ethernet object:
bcc> ethernet slot 2 connector 1 bofl enable
bcc> ethernet 2/1 modify bofl enable
bcc> ethernet 2/1 bofl enable
bcc> ethernet/2/1 bofl enable
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