3Com ENTERPRISE OS 11.3 bcmnbrus, bcmrestore, copied to the bridge/router or switch a bcmctrl

80CHAPTER 8: REFERENCE FOR THE UPGRADE MANAGEMENT UTILITIES

-b	Specifies that after the configuration file is
	copied to the bridge/router or switch a bcmctrl
	-reboot is executed.
-t:<reboot timeout>	Specifies a reboot time out period. If the device
	does not boot within the reboot timeout
	period (default: 600 seconds ) bcmloadconfig
	returns an error.

bcmnbrus

Syntax bcmnbrus <port> [-NoSecurity] [-NoAuthentication]

Description The bcmnbrus utility launches the Upgrade Link application backend process.

Values	Specifies the TCP socket on which the client communicates with
<port>
	the server. On UNIX systems you can add this command to cron
	and on Windows 95/98/NT systems this command can be running
	as a service.
Options	Indicates that the bcmnbrus utility will allow connections from all
-NoSecurity
	IP addresses.
-NoAuthentica	Specifies that bcmnbrus will not prompt for a user name and
tion	password.

bcmrestore

Syntax bcmrestore [both primary secondary] [options] <device>

Description The bcmrestore utility restores the Enterprise OS software from a backup on the network management station to the bridge/router or switch. The software, including the image and configuration files, is copied to the bridge/router, and the primary boot source is set to the restored directory.

Values	Restores both the primary and secondary boot sources. This value
both
	is the default.
primary	Restores the primary boot source.
secondary	Restores the secondary boot source.
<device>	Indicates the IP address or hostname of the bridge/router or
	switch.
Options	Specifies the file transfer protocol to be used in the restore
-ftp -tftp
	process.
-NoF[ormat]	Does not format the drive before restore.
-NoR[eboot]	Does not reboot when restoration is complete.
-U[naccept]	Rejects a previously accepted automatically recoverable upgrade
	by swapping the primary and test boot sources.