Enterasys Networks XSR CLI File System Commands, boot system

File System Commands
XSR CLI Reference Guide 3-107
Example
XSR#show whoami
Sample Output
XSR#show whoami
Comm Server “Enterasys”, current line at 9600bps.
File System Commands
TheXSRemploysanMS‐DOS‐compatiblefilesysteminFlashmemory.Thefollowingcommands
areavailable.
boot system
Thiscommandcreatesaboot-config filetostorethefirmwarefilenameoftheactivesoftware
image.Thisfilenamepointstothefirmwarefileloadedduringsysteminitializationinthe
followingsequence:
1. Theboot‐configfileislookedupineitherflash:orcflash:
•Ifboot‐configisnotfoundthere,therouterproceedstoStep2.
•Ifthefilenamedinboot‐configisnotfound,theroutergoestoStep3.
2. Ifthedefaultfile(xsr1800.flsorxsr3000.fls)isnotfound,theroutergoestoStep3.
3. AnFTP/TFTPserverasdefinedinnetworkparametersofBootrommodeisqueried.Ifthe
imageisnotfoundinthisremotelocation,initializationissuspendedinBootrommode.
Thecommandinitiatesascriptrequiringconfirmationofyourintention.
Syntax
boot system <newName.FLS>
Mode
Global configuration: XSR(config)#
Default
•XSR1800.FLS‐forSeries1800routers
•XSR3000.FLS‐forSeries3000routers
Examples
ThefollowingXSR1800Seriesexamplecreatesaboot-configfilepointingtothefirmwarefile
nameVPN_XSR1800.fls:
XSR(config)#boot system VPN_XSR1900.fls
ThefollowingexamplerenamestheVPN_XSR1900.flsfiletomatchtheBootromdefaultfile
name.Afterenteringthecommand,youarepromptedbythefollowingscript:
Note: A new software image file name must use the .fls extension. Optionally, you can modify a file
with the rename command.