3Com SUPERSTACK 3 4500 Quick Reference Manual page 8

rename
reset acl counter
reset arp
reset counters interface
reset dot1x statistics
reset igmp-snooping
statistics
reset ip statistics
reset lacp statistics
reset logbuffer
reset password-control
history-record
reset password-control
history-record super
reset password-control
blacklist
reset radius statistics
reset recycle-bin
reset saved-configuration
reset stop-accounting-buffer
reset stp
reset tcp statistics
reset trapbuffer
reset udp statistics
rmdir
save
schedule reboot at
schedule reboot delay
send
startup bootrom-access
enable
startup saved-configuration
super
system-view
telnet
terminal debugging
terminal logging
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Rename a file
Clear ACL statistics
Reset ARP mapping entries
Reset statistical information on the port
Reset 802.1x statistics information
Reset IGMP Snooping statistics information
Clear IP statistics information
Clear LACP statistics at a designated port or all ports
Reset information in log buffer
Reset password history record
Reset the super user's password controls
Delete infomation in blacklist
Clear the statistic information related to the RADIUS
protocol
Delete contents of recycle bin
Delete configuration files
Delete the stopping accounting requests from the
buffer according to the specified RADIUS server
name
Clear statistics for STP
Clear TCP statistics information
Reset information in trap buffer
Clear UDP statistics information
Delete an existing directory
Save current configuration
Schedule a reboot of the Switch at specified time
Configure the Switch to be rebooted after a
specified time delay
Send information to other user terminal interface
Enable BOOTROM access
Configure the configuration file used for starting the
system
Privilege current user a specifiied priority level.
Enter the system view (See
on page 9)
Establish one Telnet connection
Configure to display the debugging information on
the terminal
Enable terminal log information display
Table 4, "System View,"
Administration -> Initialize
Save Configuration
Administration -> Restore
Configuration