S7_Mgt; Description; Syntax; Command Line Options - Dialogic DSI SPCI Network Interface Boards Programmer's Manual

If using Switch address mode , board_id = 0 would be the board with ADDR
switch set to 6, board_id = 1 would be the board with ADDR switch set to 4
and so on.
It is not necessary for all boards listed in this parameter to actually exist in a
system. Any board listed, but missing, would result in a gap in the logical
board_id sequence.
-v
Show version information.
-d
Enable diagnostic tracing.
8.2

s7_mgt

8.2.1

Description

The s7_mgt utility performs one-time protocol configuration for all protocol
modules, deriving the configuration parameters from a text file (config.txt by
default). This process is optional. As an alternative, the user may elect to
perform protocol configuration by sending messages directly to the other
modules in the system. See section 4.3.2
Individual Messages
8.2.2

Syntax

s7_mgt [-v -k<config_file> -m<module_id> -i<notify_id> -d]
8.2.3

Command Line Options

The s7_mgt utility supports the following command line options:
-v
Show version information.
-k<config file>
Specifies the SS7 configuration file. The default is config.txt.
-m<module id>
Specifies the unique module ID that is assigned to s7_mgt for the Inter
Process Communication (IPC) environment. The module ID may be entered in
decimal or hexadecimal (prefixed by 0x) format. If the module ID is not
specified, the utility uses a module ID of 0xcf. The module ID assigned must
have a corresponding LOCAL entry in the system.txt file and must not be in
use by any other process on the host.
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