Deleting A Directory; Accessing The Directories On A Standby Supervisor Module; Working With Files; Moving A File - Cisco MDS 9000 Series Configuration Manual

Deleting a Directory

Example:
switch# dir bootflash:
Deleting a Directory
You can remove directories from the file systems on a Cisco MDS device.
Note • Ensure that the directory is empty before you delete it. If the directory is not empty, you must delete
• The file system and directory names are case sensitive.
To delete a directory, run the following command:
rmdir [filesystem :[//module/]]directory
Example:
switch# rmdir test

Accessing the Directories on a Standby Supervisor Module

You can access all the file systems on a standby supervisor module (remote) from a session on an active
supervisor module. This feature is useful when copying files to the active supervisor module that requires
similar files to exist, as in the standby supervisor module.
To access the file systems on the standby supervisor module from a session on the active supervisor module,
specify the standby supervisor module in the path to the file using either the filesystem://sup-remote/ command,
or the filesystem://sup-standby/ command.

Working with Files

Moving a File

Files can be moved from one directory to another directory.
You can use the move command to rename a file by moving the file within the same directory or to another
directory.
The file system, module, and directory names are case sensitive.
Note
To move a file from one directory to another directory, run the following command:
move [filesystem:[//module/][directory /] | directory/]source-filename {{filesystem:[//module/][directory /] |
directory/}[target-filename] | target-filename}
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all the files before you delete the directory.
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