
Configuration
Managing the BROADway Configuration Database
To delete an OFFLINE database, use the
Examples:
Delete the database called offlinename from the active NSP:
Delete the database called offlinename from
Deletes the database called offlinename from
DLT-DB::NSP-2:1234::offlinename;
You cannot delete the database that is either currently stored as RUNNING or SAVED. To initialize the database system to its factory default, use the
INIT-DB::NSP:1234;
After you initialize the database, reboot the BROADway system using the
CAUTION! USE THE
Exporting the BROADway Database to a TL1 Script
The BROADway embedded database is designed to offer fast access to each configuration element of the BROADway switch. However, it is not stored in a simple
EXEC-SYS::NSP:1234::cfgDumpTL1;
EXEC-SYS::NSP:1234::cfgDumpTL1verbose;
The
In this release of the system software, the output is sent to the console from which the command was executed, i.e. the serial craft port or a Telnet session. An operator using a terminal emulation program such as Hyperstream can capture the output from the switch to a file on the local PC, and replay it back to the switch to configure the product.
It is also possible to capture the output, modify certain script parameters and then play it back to replicate a single configuration easily on multiple BROADway switches.
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