Atlantis Land A02-RA(Atmos)_ME01 manual Device, Mymachine ip config save, Class Type Default file

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snmp 161/UDP

tftp 69/UDP

telnet 23/TCP

mymachine> ip config save

Updating flash filing system ...

done

ip: configuration saved

10.7device

10.7.1Syntax

device [list]

device add <i/f> <type> [<file>] [mtu <size>] [<IP address>]

device delete <i/f>

device flush

10.7.2 Description

Displays the interfaces that IP is configured to use (device list), or adds an interface to the configuration (device add), or deletes an interface (device delete), or deletes all interfaces (device flush), from the configuration.

The options used with this command are described below:

•<i/f> is an arbitrary label for the interface, which is used in referring to it in subsequent commands. (It is often chosen to be the same as <type>, though this is perhaps slightly confusing.)

•<type> specifies the class of interface: Ethernet-like, IP-over-ATM, PPTP or loopback.

The supported values for <type> are shown in the table below:

Class

<Type>

Default file

 

 

 

Ethernet

ether

value of

 

 

ETHERNET_DEVICE_NAME

 

 

(defined in system file)

 

 

 

 

flane

//lec1

 

 

 

 

bridge

//bridge

 

 

 

IP-over-ATM

atm

//q93b

 

 

 

 

atmpvc

//bun

 

 

//atm

 

 

 

Point-to-point

PTP

None

 

 

 

 

PPP

//ppp/DEVICE=1

 

 

 

Loopback

loop

-

 

 

 

A default file for the Ethernet class can be defined in the system file, as follows:

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Contents Console Commands Reference Contents DHCP-client Console commands NAT Console commands Pptp Console commands Page Tftp Console commands Introduction ScopeTypographical conventions Text conventionsEquipment, including safety information General notes Event …Restart UptimeProcess, process command VersionExample Mymachine isfs versionHistory mechanism Syntax Description@ commands Special-purpose commandsIp device Ip @consoleList Echo …Tell process … Mymachine echo hello worldExit, exit DebugCrlf, nocrlf Mymachine tell hswctrl portinfo a1Commands for the chips process 18 cpu Bind process, unbindExit Ip @ unbindHelp Info23 mem 24 rb, rh, rw, wb, wh, wwSteal TellConsole tell command Device add Device Remarks SourceDevice list Device deleteSee also Filter EthertypeOption Permitted Ethertype values Filterage FlushInterface PortfilterSpanning StatusVersion Compile Time Configuration Command argumentsScope Build InclusionPortname Build ExamplesConfig List configList devices Show deviceShow class List classesList ports Set port Show portList channels Show channel List all open channelsSet channel Reset port Bd3000 dhcpclient config Bd3000 dhcpclient helpPool Bd3000 dhcpclient poolTrace DHCP-related IP process commandsIp device Bd3000 ip device add ethernet ether //edd dhcp Bd3000 ip deviceDHCP-server Console commands Bd3000 dhcpserver config Bd3000 dhcpserver help ResetBd3000 dhcpserver pool Bd3000 dhcpserver reset Bd3000 dhcpserver status Dhcp Server Lease StatusBd3000 dhcpserver trace Bd3000 dhcpserver versionNAT Console commands Event Interfaces Event level OutputBd3000 nat event Bd3000 nat interfacesInbound Protocol Bd3000 nat inbound deleteSessions StatsBd3000 nat protocols Bd3000 nat sessions pppDump FragmentsBd3000 nat version Bd3000 nat dump onBd3000 nat fragments ether HashtableBd3000 nat hashtable ethernet Console object types Console examplesIP dial-in server setup IP dial-out over PPPChannel disable Channel clearChannel discard Remote BridgingChannel echo Channel echo everyChannel enable Channel eventChannel hdlc Level DescriptionChannel lcpmaxconfigure Channel infoChannel interface Channel lcpmaxfailureChannel lcpmaxterminate Channel llcChannel pvc Channel remoteip Channel qosChannel svc Channel theylogin Channel tunnel n tunnel protocol dial direction Channel welogin24 bcp Interface n localip Interface n statsPptp Console commands UserConsole examples Dial-OutBind Tunnel connectTunnel delete Tunnel createTunnel disconnect Tunnel event Tunnel info10.TCP/IP Console commands SummaryCommand Shown by Help Saved in configuration DeviceCommand Description Symbol Description YesAbort 10.3 arp Mymachine ip arp add ether 192.168.50.1 8020199AD9Arprouting AutoloopIp ping Mymachine ip pingClass Type Default file Mymachine ip config saveDevice Config.h Ethernetdevicename s//edd Disable Mymachine ip disable flaneMymachine ip device add loop loop Mymachine ip device delete flaneErrors EnableEtherfiles Files 10.11.3Example10.12.1Syntax 10.12.2Description10.14 get Ipatm arp Ipatm abortIpatm arpserver Ipatm files Ipatm help Ipatm lifetimeIpatm pvc 10.22.1Syntax10.22.2Description 10.22.3ExampleIphostname 10.24 natNorelay NoerrorsPing Portname 10.27.2Description10.27.3Example 10.28.1SyntaxProtocols 10.28.3Example10.29.1Syntax 10.29.2DescriptionRelay 10.30.1Syntax10.30.2Description 10.30.3ExampleRip accept Rip allowedRip boot Rip helpRip killrelay Rip hostroutesRip poison Rip relay Rip relaysRip rxstatus Rip sendRip trigger Route10.44.3Example Routes RouteflushSnmp 10.47.1Syntax 10.47.2Description10.48.1Syntax 10.48.2DescriptionSubnet 10.49.1Syntax10.49.2Description 10.49.3ExampleUntrace 10.50.1Syntax10.50.2Description 10.50.3Example10.54 ? 10.54.2Description Connect 11.2 getInit 11.6 putPut localfile remotefile Index Page Page Page Page Page Wh 31 ww

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