The Config Command - GE Multinet 4 Instruction Manual

CHAPTER 5: THE CLI AND PROTOCOL MONITOR
MULTINET4 MULTI-PORT SERIAL SERVER & MANAGED SWITCH – INSTRUCTION MANUAL
MN4# bridge show cache
or
MN4(bridge)# flush cache
Command
flush
flush cache
show
show cache
For more information see the description of station cache monitoring in section 4.4.2.3:
Bridge: Station Cache.

5.2.2.2 The config Command

Table 5–5 explains the commands available for system configuration when the
MN4(config)# prompt is displayed or from the MN4# prompt using a
For example:
MN4# config delete config5.xml
or
MN4(config)# show
Command Synopsis
delete
delete
filename
dump
dump filename
restore
restore
revert
revert
save
save
saveas
saveas
filename
Table 5–4: CLI bridge Commands
Synopsis
Delete the contents of the bridge station cache.
Display the contents of the bridge station cache.
Table 5–5: CLI config Commands
Delete the configuration file specified by
Display the entire contents of the configuration file
to the screen.
filename
Restore system defaults.
Note: Default values do not necessarily mean "factory
default" values. While most parameters will take on
their factory defaults, the following exceptions apply:
• System IP Address and Mask – Set to the IP
address/mask configured in the boot menu.
• Default Gateway – Set to the default gateway
configured in the boot menu.
Make the system's current settings those of the saved
configuration file.
Save the system's current settings.
Save the system's current settings to a configuration
file specified by
THE CLI AND PROTOCOL MONITOR
Description
config
Description
filename
.
filename
prefix.
.
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