Booting An Annex - Bay Networks Manager User Manual

Chapter 19 Booting and Resetting Annexes
Annex Manager User Guide
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Understanding Boot Command Messages
The command sends a standard message to all terminals connected
Boot
to the Annexes you are booting. Message text depends on the options
you select. If you select:
• ,
Immediate Dump
includes the Annex names and an indication of shutdown. For
example, booting an Annex named "Emma" sends the
following message:
by SNMP@network manager***
• , the message contains the boot time and amount of time
Delayed
until the boot takes place. For example, if you schedule a boot
for 11:50 a.m. on Thursday, the message would say
(
emma) shutdown message from NA by SNMP@network manager
Annex (emma) going down in 57 minutes (11:50 Thu).
• to stop a scheduled boot, the message indicates that the
Abort
boot is cancelled. For example, if you cancel the boot
scheduled for 11:50 a.m. on Thursday, the message reads
(emma) boot at 11:50 is canceled
• , no boot messages are sent.
Quiet
For all options except
field. If you create your own message, its text follows the standard
Message
boot message.

Booting an Annex

You can use the command for one or more Annexes. Annex Manager
Boot
changes values for the
the boot takes place.
Part 4
, , or
Diagnostic Save in Flash
(
***Annex emma) shutdown message from NA
.
.
, you add your own message by using the
Quiet
and
Pref Load Addr Pref Dump Addr
Control and Status Commands
, the message text
***Annex
***
Annex
parameters before
Boot