Using Verbs - Bay Networks Nautica 200 Reference Manual

NauticaRS Release 4.1 Reference Guide

Using Verbs

bcc> co pa new ppp/wat1 ipaddr 192.168.1.1 isdn-n 1/123456 \[enter]
bootp yes
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Most verbs have arguments that clarify the action being set, but
some can run on their own. Using a verb and changing the
attributes of the class object affected by that verb can be done on
the same line. For example,
This command line does the following:
BCC> CO PA
NEW PPP/WAT1
IPADDR 192.168.1.1
ISDN-N 1/123456
\[ENTER]
BOOTP YES
Of course, command lines need not be this long and can be
entered in various stages, but the technique shown here is often
much faster than creating each part of the command as a separate
entity.
If, when entering a long command, the information typed hits the
edge of the screen, typing [
BCC to the next line without executing any of the commands
typed thus far. Commands are only executed when [
pressed without the [
Unless otherwise stated, all verbs are entered in configuration
mode ( ) and not at the
box#
Moves from BCC mode into the
Configuration Path context.
Creates a new PPP path called WAT1
Sets the IP address for the new path as
192.168.1.0
Sets up the first ISDN number to be
123456
Wraps the command line to the next line
without executing any commands.
Allows BOOTP-Relay to be passed along
this path
] and pressing [
\
] being present.
\
prompt.
bcc>
] will wrap
ENTER
] is
ENTER
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