Command File Example - Symbol WS5000 Series System Reference Manual

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WS5000 Series Switch System Reference Guide

3.3.7.1 Command File Example

The following command file example shows the configuration of several options in the WS5000 Series
Switch's command file.
You can use the same command file to configure both a primary wireless switch and an associated standby
wireless switch.
Figure 3.1 Example
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#
# Copyright (c) 2005, Symbol Technologies, Inc.
# All rights reserved.
#
# cmd_template.sym file
#
# This is a template file to illustrate the format of auto configuration command files.
# The command file must end with the .sym extension and contain options to
# perform switch configuration. The format of the file is as follows:
#
# <option> <value>
#
# Each line is composed of an option name and its value. All options are
# case sensitive.
#
# When this file is parsed, any option that is not found or has no value is ignored,
# which means that the switch will keep the current configuration for this option
# unchanged. The following lines are considered equivalent.
#
# #<option> <value>
# <option> #<value>
# <option> #some comment
#
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# SECTION: Special Options
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AutoConfigLog #on/off: Log errors and events to CmdProcErrors.txt
#Default is 'on'.
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# SECTION: Files to download
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TFTPServer
ImageRestore
ConfigFile
KerberosFile
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# SECTION: General Network Configuration and Standby Management
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#
# DNS configuration
#
Eth1DNSServer1
Eth1DNSServer2
Eth2DNSServer1
Eth2DNSServer2
#
# Switch configuration
#
Eth1SubnetMask
Eth2SubnetMask
Eth1Domain
Eth2Domain
Eth1DHCP
#comment
#tftp server where files are located
#image file (.sys.img)
#configuration file (.cfg)
#kerberos username/passwd (.krb)
#dns server
#dns server
#dns server
#dns server
#subnet mask
#subnet mask
#domain name
#domain name
#on/off
#
#
#