Chapter 21 Command Line Interface Scripts

On the Master Agent module the script run command has an additional optional parameter, which specifies the set of modules that are required to run the same script.

Command: M15-155s8:/> script run <script-file-name> [logconsole] [delay=<delay-value>] [<slot-list>all]

Parameters: <script file The name of the script file in the Flash File System

name>

as it appears in the output of the /flash dir

 

 

command.

[logconsole]

[delay=<delay -value>]

<slot-list>

The destination of the output of the executed commands contained in the script file. If “log” specified, the output will be stored in the script log. The script log may be viewed later using “script log show” command (see below). Otherwise, if “console” specified, the script output will be redirected to that terminal, from which the script was started, i.e. serial terminal or Telnet window. If neither specified, “log” is used by default.

Note that [logconsole] parameter has only local significance. On remote modules an output will always be redirected to the log.

Insert delay between running of consequent commands of the script, measured in milliseconds. The <delay-value> may vary between 0-5000 ms. If is not specified, zero is used.

A simple list of slot numbers of modules, which are required to run the script. In case of split backplane, all the modules in the list must belong to the same switch as the Master Agent module. If “all” specified in the list of modules, all the modules of the switch are required to run the script. If nothing specified in the slot list, only local (Master Agent) module will be required to run the script.

Example: M15-155s8:/>script run script.txt log delay=100 1 2 3

Upon receiving the script run command, the Master Agent validates the slots specified in the <slot-list>parameter. If one or more elements is invalid (for example, slot number is wrong, or specified slot is empty, or belongs to another switch, or its software version doesn't support scripts), or one or more of the specified modules are currently running another script, entire command will fail and no modules will run the script. In this case, appropriate message will be highlighted.

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