Chapter 6 Command Definitions
6.5.3CNBOP – Configuration Board Print
Synopsis
This command gives a print out of all configured boards.
Syntax
CNBOP;
Prerequisites
None
Attributes
None
Examples
CNBOP;
Output Format
Board | Configuration | |
BPOS | BRDTYPE | SIGTYPE |
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6.5.4CNBUI – Configuration Back Up Initiate
Synopsis
This command backs up either the configuration data or the current software distribution to a Remote Data Centre (RDC).
A filename (FILE) should be entered on the command line without a suffix. The command automatically reads the filename with a suffix. The command determines the suffix from the DTYPE parameter. For example, if the user specifies FILE=CFG and DTYPE=CONFIG, the full filename would be CFG.CF4.
The file suffix and default filename for each DTYPE is as follows:
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For DTYPE=CONFIG, the filename suffix is .CF3. If a filename is not specified, the default is “SDC”. For DTYPE=SOFTWARE, the filename suffix is .tgz. If a filename is not specified, the default is “sgw”.
Optionally, the file may be backed up to a subdirectory (DIRECTORY) of the account on the RDC.
Note: During execution of this command, the system may not respond for up to three minutes while the command is being executed.
Syntax
CNBUI:RDC=,DTYPE=,[FILE=,][DIRECTORY=,];
Prerequisites
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The RDC should be initiated and not blocked. The DTYPE can only be CONFIG or SOFTWARE.
If the RDC is the “local” RDC, a FILE name of SDC or SGW is not allowed.
Attributes
None
Examples
CNBUI:RDC=1,DTYPE=CONFIG,FILE=SDC;
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