| XNS | Consists of a network address followed by a MAC address. The |
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Getting Help | The user interface provides help menus as memory aids. To display the help menu, |
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| Displays the help menu. Different commands are displayed de- |
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Displays syntax for the command used with the parameter.
For example, to display the syntax for the SETDefault command used with the CONTrol parameter in the SNMP Service, enter:
SETDefault
Setting up IP Routing You must set up the port that accesses the server for IP routing. To set up IP routing, follow these steps:
1Log on as root and press the Return key. The password prompt is displayed.
2At the password prompt, press the Return key.
The network manager prompt (NETBuilder #) is displayed.
3Set up an IP address and subnet mask using:
SETDefault !<port>
