IBM SC30-3681-08 manual Set, Syntax Qcong, Baud-rate, Contact-person sysContact

CONFIG Commands

The changes you make through CONFIG are kept in a con®guration database in

nonvolatile memory and are recalled when you restart the router.

Qcon®g

Use the qcon®g command to initiate Quick Con®g. Quick Con®g allows you to con®gure parameters for interfaces, boot records, and bridging and routing protocols without entering separate con®guration environments.

Syntax:

qcon®g

Note: For complete information on using the Quick Con®g software provided with your router, see ªAppendix A. Quick Con®guration Referenceº on page 651.

Set

Use the set command to con®gure various system-wide parameters.
Syntax:
set	contact-person . . .
	baud-rate
	data-link . . .
	down-notify . . .
	global-buffers
	hostname
	inactivity-timer
	input-low-water
	location . . .
	logging disposition
	packet-size
	prompt-level
	receive-buffers
	spare-interfaces

baud-rate

Sets the console baud rate. The valid options are 0 (for autobaud), 300,

1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, and 38400.

contact-person sysContact

Sets the name or identi®cation of the contact person for this managed

SNMP node. There is a limit of 80 characters for the sysContact name

length.

This variable is for information purposes only and has no effect on router

operation. It is useful for SNMP management identi®cation of the system.

data-linktype interface#

Select the data link type for a serial interface. The type can be one of:

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