When you enter the delete dump-entry command, a prompt appears for
the entry you want to delete. The dump entry number is the first number
that appears on each line when you enter the list dump-entries command
at the Boot config> prompt.
Toverify the deletion, use the list command.
Example:
delete dump-entry
Delete which entry [1]?
Describe
Use the describe command to display information about a stored image in the IBD.
Syntax:
describe
loadname
loadname
Displays the following information about the specified loadname:
vCopyright information.
vSupported protocols, features, and data-link types.
vSupported network interfaces.
Example:
describe ibd/test.ldb
Copyright Notice .....
IBM 2210 Bridging Router V1 R2.0[Y69] Wed Mar 8 10:24:20 1995
Software configuration: Expanded Multi-Protocol DLSw
Includes:
Internet Protocol - IP & OSPF
Novell - IPX
AppleTalk Phase2-AP2
Banyan VINES - VIN
Adaptive Source Routing Transparent Bridge - ASRT
with NETBIOS Name Caching & Filtering
Data Link Switching - DLSw
SDLC Relay - SRLY
Frame Relay
PPP
X.25
V.25bis
WAN Restoral/Reroute - WRS
Bandwidth Reservation - BRS
MAC Filtering - MCF
Disable
Use the disable command to disable memory dumping and the unique naming of
dump files.
Syntax:
disable dumping
unique-naming
dumping
Prevents the device from performing a memory dump to the network when
a system failure occurs. After entering this command, use the Boot CONFIG
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