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Default
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Format: ASCII
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Directory: current directory
Examples
XSR#more /ascii flash:startup-config
XSR#more flash:startup-config
Sample Output
In ASCII format (
In Binary format (
pwd
This command displays the current directory.
Syntax
XSR#pwd
Mode
Privileged EXEC:
Example
XSR#pwd
XSR#flash:
reload
This command allows the XSR to be rebooted (warm) or restarted (cold) with the option of
successfully uploading a new image (the primary Enterasys Operating System [EOS] file) or falling
back to the secondary (existing) file stored in Flash: or Cflash: if an error is detected. EOS Fallback
tests the primary EOS and if it is not found, or verification fails, or errors appear in the startup‐
config file, or if no message is received from the configured SNMP server, the secondary EOS file is
retained. Also, you can reboot or restart the XSR immediately or on a delayed basis. The EOS test
duration begins when the primary EOS starts booting up and is variable to account for your
network conditions.
One requirement of EOS fallback is to name the primary‐file, described in the following Syntax
table. Because the EOS test verifies this file to be a bootable image, it will reject the
fallback
/ascii
):
Controller t1 1/0
Clock source line primary
Framing esf
/binary:
):
00000000 12345678 12345678 12345678 12345678
00000010 12345678 12345678 12345678 12345678
00000020 12345678 12345678 12345678 12345678
XSR#
command if verification fails. At this point the XSR will return to the secondary EOS file
File System Commands
reload
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