Command Line Functions - Optical Systems Design OSD2251EP Series Operator's Manual

2.4.2

COMMAND LINE FUNCTIONS

There are a number of command line functions that enables the user to obtain running information of a
single OSD2251EP unit or the complete topology of the ring/bus network. This section explains the
command lines and its functions.
When the terminal emulation program is operating, connect the USB cable to any one of the
OSD2251EP units on the ring/bus network – or alternatively, the OSD2251EP unit which the user
wishes to interrogate. Note: A message will be displayed on the terminal emulation program when the
unit is powered after USB connection. This message will not open when the unit is switched on while
plugging in the USB cable, however the command lines are functional.
The following table outlines the user available command line commands and their functions
TERMINAL
COMMAND SPECIFICATION
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vc Version Check
fd Factory Default
ipconfig IP Configuration
tc Topology Check
nc Node Check
lnc Local Node Check
fbe Float Backup Enable
fbd Float Backup Disable
node_ip_set Node IP Set
node_all_set Node All Set
reboot Reboot
config_snmp Configure SNMP
portctrl Port Control
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TABLE 7: TERMINAL COMMAND LINES
Lists all CLI commands including
input format information
Displays the current software version
and revision installed on the unit
Reset configuration to factory default
Configure the IP address
Displays the topology status of the
established ring/bus
Gets running status of the node for
given MAC address
Gets running status of the local node
Enable float backup function for all
nodes in a Ring/Bus
Disable float backup function for all
nodes in a ring/bus
Setup IP of the node with given MAC
address
Setup IP for all nodes on a ring/bus
Reboot the device in the network
Change to SNMP sub menu
Enables/Disables all ports
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