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This moves BCC into the configuration context for connector 1 of the ethernet
interface on slot 2. The return prompt shows the instance identifier for the
object you just added:
ethernet/2/1>
The BCC would also have accepted an abbreviated command for this step:
bcc> ethernet 2/1
or
bcc> e 2/1
You do not have to enter the names of required attributes in the command line,
but you do need to enter their values in a sequence that BCC expects. In this
example, the BCC interprets the first value as the slot number and the second
value as the connector number. You can acquire this information through
“probing.”
If you omit values for required attributes, or if you specify inappropriate
values for required attributes (in this example, the wrong slot or a nonexistent
connector), the BCC returns an error message.
For other interface types, enter enough characters for the BCC to discern one
object name from another. For example, within the box context of a Model
BLN router there are two object names with a first letter “f”:
ftp and fddi. You
would abbreviate the names of these objects:
ft and fd.
4. Enter help at the prompt to get a list of attribute definitions for the
current object (
ethernet/2/1), plus a list of protocol objects you can add
within the context of
ethernet/2/1.
ethernet/2/1> help
Attributes:
bofl: Allows breath-of-life polls to be disabled.
bofl-retries: BOFL Retry Count.
bofl-timeout: Specifies the number of seconds for the BOFL timer.
bofl-tmo-divisor: BOFL TMO divisor.
circuit-name: Circuit Name of this port.
connector: -REQUIRED- connector of the interface.
group: Parents of this object.
hardware-filter: Enables the hardware bridge filter if available.
name: The name given to the object.
receive-queue-length: Number of receive buffers dedicated to
the chip.
slot: -REQUIRED- Slot of the port.
state: State enable disable.
sub-protocols: Objects this object contains.
- Using the 1
- Bay Command Console 1
- Bay Networks Software License 3
- (continued) 4
- Contents 5
- About This Guide 11
- Before You Begin 12
- Conventions 12
- Acronyms 14
- World Wide Web 17
- Customer Service FTP 17
- Support Source CD 18
- CompuServe 18
- How to Get Help 19
- Chapter 1 21
- Overview 21
- Platform Requirements 22
- Configurable Objects 22
- Terminology and Concepts 23
- <slot> 24
- <connector> 24
- 1-6 115976-A Rev. A 26
- 1-8 115976-A Rev. A 28
- Examples: 29
- Example: 30
- Command Groups 31
- Chapter 2 33
- 2-2 115976-A Rev. A 34
- 115976-A Rev. A 2-3 35
- bcc>) 36
- Configuration Context 37
- Displaying Context 37
- Context-Sensitive Prompts 38
- (Starting Context:) 39
- (Ending Context:) 39
- (Root Context:) 40
- <attribute> 45
- 2-16 115976-A Rev. A 48
- Displaying Configuration Data 50
- Example 1: (show config) 52
- Example 2: (lso) 53
- <volume> 55
- <filename> 55
- Entering Commands 56
- System Commands 59
- Technician Interface 60
- scripts, refer to Using 60
- Technician Interface Scripts 60
- Configuration Commands 61
- <required_attribute> 62
- <value> 62
- ] pair per command 65
- Command Operators 66
- Editing Commands 69
- Chapter 3 71
- Configuring a Network Device 71
- Creating a New Configuration 73
- Example Configuration Problem: 74
- Configuring a Network Device 75
- <object_name> 82
- <object name> 82
- Disabling a Configured Object 85
- Enabling a Configured Object 85
- Deleting a Configured Object 86
- Chapter 4 89
- 4-2 115976-A Rev. A 90
- 4-4 115976-A Rev. A 92
- commands.) 94
- 4-8 115976-A Rev. A 96
- Configuring OSPF and BGP 98
- Using the Bay Command Console 100
- 4-12 115976-A Rev. A 100
- Examples 101
- 4-14 115976-A Rev. A 102
- 4-16 115976-A Rev. A 104
- 4-18 115976-A Rev. A 106
- 115976-A Rev. A Index-1 109
- 115976-A Rev. A 110
- 115976-A Rev. A Index-3 111
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