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Examples
The following example immediately cold restarts the XSR:
XSR#reload cold
The following example warm upgrades the new image from the primary OS file in the flash:
directory and tests it for 15 minute with the fallback option set to the secondary OS file if a syntax
error is found in the startup‐config file:
XSR#reload warm fallback flash:xsr1800.fls 15 config
The following example warm reboots the XSR in 240 hours and 12 minutes:
XSR#reload in 240:12 cold
The following command upgrades the new image via SNMP using the proprietary MIBs enterasys‐
image‐validation‐mib and enterasys‐configuration‐management‐mib. For a description of the three‐step
procedure to configure the MIBs, refer to the XSR User Guide.
XSR#reload fallback cflash:xsr3004.fls 6 snmp 1.1.1.2
The following example upgrades the new image in 12 hours, 12 minutes with a fallback to the
secondary OS if syntax errors are detected or if no SNMP messages are received from SNMP
server at 192.168.57.4 during the test:
XSR#reload at 12:12 fallback config 10 config snmp 192.168.57.4
Sample Output
The following output is displayed, prompting you for a response, when you issue a cold reload:
XSR#reload cold
Proceed with reload (y/n)? y
X-Pedition Security Router Bootrom
Copyright 2004 Enterasys Networks Inc
....etc. proceeds with warm start
The following output is displayed when you cancel a reload:
XSR#reload cancel
No EOS Fallback is enabled
No reload is scheduled
rename
This command renames a file in the
Syntax
rename {cflash: | flash:} source-filename destination-filename
cflash:
flash:
source-name
destination-name
Mode
Privileged EXEC:
Flash:
Renames a file within the CFlash: directory.
Renames a file within the Flash: directory
Source file name.
Destination file name.
XSR#
or
CFlash:
directory.
File System Commands
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