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Using the Bay Command Console

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help

Explicit Displays descriptions of commands, attributes, and attribute values. BCC

help responses depend on where you enter the operator in a command line.

For example, entering

help

•

After the root (bcc>) prompt

-- Invokes the list of system commands, plus

a list of protocols and line interfaces you can conﬁgure directly from that

prompt.

•

After an object name (such as ip)

-- Invokes the list of conﬁgurable

attributes associated with that object, plus a list of protocols you can

conﬁgure from that context. The word “REQUIRED” after the description

of any attribute means that you must supply a value for this attribute.

•

Before an attribute name (such as “router-id”)

-- Invokes the attribute

deﬁnition and options for setting the value of that attribute. (You can also

invoke the help operator using the wildcard character. Ex: sync/3/1>

help *)

info

Explicit Lists the names and values currently assigned to attributes of the current

working context. For example, entering

info after ip (from the box context)

invokes the following information:

ip> info

group {box}

state enabled

forwarding forwarding

time-to-live 30

rip-diameter 15

cache-timeout dflt

mib-table route

subnet-zero disabled

classless disabled

max-policies default

route-filters enabled

isp-mode disabled

Use the

info operator to check on your progress while conﬁguring an object,

or to examine settings for the conﬁguration of an object previously conﬁgured.

Operator

Type of

Entry Function

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