Saving The Configuration; Loading The Configuration File - Bay Networks Nautica 200 Reference Manual

Loading the Configuration File

bcc> batch
Batch mode
bcc>
bcc> commit
[Save] bcc>
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The modifier here turns scrolling off, and the entire
-s
configuration of the unit is dumped to the screen.

Saving the Configuration

Select all the configuration information and copy it. Open a text
file application (such as Notepad) and paste the data into a blank
file. Save this information. Alternatively, close "Log to File" in
HyperTerminal before you run
A configuration file, to avoid confusion, should only be pasted
into a unit that has been returned to its default configuration using
the defcon verb (page 17-11).
BCC allows you to batch commands into a unit without them
being actioned one line at a time. This is an easier way to load
saved configurations into a unit. Two verbs are used with the
batch options,
batch
batch mode and send the new configuration to the unit.
To turn batch mode on, at any prompt type the following:
Pressing [
ENTER
commands entered are ignored until the
Open the text file and select all the data (Edit > Select All), then
copy the data into memory (Edit > Copy).
Return to BCC and paste the information at the prompt. once all
the data is entered, type the following:
Understanding the Command Line
sh -s config
(to turn batch mode on) and
] takes the system into batch mode. All
.
commit
commit verb is used.
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