Bay Networks Nautica 200 Reference Manual page 425

Example:
box# mod pa ppp/wat1
ip# mod ro s/192.168.1.0/24/wat1
Verb:
MTC:
Function:
Example:
box# new pa ppp/wat1
[Save]path/ppp/wat1#
ip# new ip ro s/192.168.1.0/24/wat1
[Save]route/s/192.168.1.0/24/wat1#
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When using the MODify verb, use the following syntax:
MOD CONTEXT [Object Definition]
For example, to MODify a PPP path called WAT1, the following
would be typed:
To MODify a route attached to the WAT1 path, the following is
typed:
Once modified, BCC will move into the object, allowing you to
change any attributes.
New
new
Like MODify, the NEW verb is not strictly necessary,
but it does help to clarify the action and object being
created.
Use NEW with the following syntax:
NEW CONTEXT [Object Definition]
To create a path called WAT1, for example, the following is
typed:
To create a new static route attached to a path called WAT1, the
following would be entered:
As shown in these examples, creating a new object
moves you into the object and also prompts you to save
the object definition.
Command-Line Verbs
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