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Using the Bay Command Console

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6. As an optional step, check the values currently assigned to all attributes

of OSPF on ethernet/2/1.

ospf/1.2.3.4> info

group {ip/1.2.3.4}

state enabled

address 1.2.3.4

area 0.0.0.0

type ietf

priority 1

transit-delay 1

retransmission-interval 5

hello-interval 10

dead-interval 40

poll-interval 120

metric 1

mtu 1

7. Save the conﬁguration.

ospf/1.2.3.4> tic save config

This command saves the conﬁguration as a bootable binary ﬁle.

8. Exit the BCC interface.

ospf/1.2.3.4> exit

Sourcing Conﬁguration Commands from a File

You can use the source command to read (enter) new syntax (BCC conﬁguration

and navigation commands) into the active device conﬁguration.

The

source command takes new BCC conﬁguration commands and data from a

ﬁle and merges the result of those commands with existing conﬁguration data in

active device memory. If the ﬁle you specify in the

source command contains

conﬁguration commands pertaining to objects already deﬁned on a device, the

ﬁle-based commands dynamically overwrite the conﬁguration of those objects.

Syntax for the

source command is as follows:

bcc> source

Caution: The source command makes real-time/immediate changes to the

active device conﬁguration.

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