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Using the Bay Command Console

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Identifying Link Modules Residing in a Device

Before you begin conﬁguring a device, you can check the complement of boards

locally installed, as shown in this example:

Prompts, Commands, and Responses Comments

router1> bcc-trial

Enter BCC mode from the Technician

Interface prompt.

bcc> lso

board/1 board/2

List objects conﬁgured on the device. You

need to determine what kind of boards are

installed in the device.

bcc> board/1

board/1> info

group {box}

type 162

slot 1

board-type qenf

Go to the context of board/1.

Display the values currently assigned to the

board/1 object.

The value of the “type” attribute (162)

represents the type of link module (quad

ethernet ). (Refer to the Release Notes for

the latest information on how to convert

board type numbers and abbreviations to

module descriptions.)

The interface identiﬁers corresponding to

board/1 are ethernet/1/1, ethernet/1/2,

ethernet/1/3, and ethernet/1/4.

board/1> cwc .. Go back to the previous level in the

conﬁguration tree. (This is similar to the

cd .. command on a UNIX system.)

bcc> exit Exit BCC and return to the Technician

Interface prompt.

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