IBM SC30-3681-08 manual Accessing the Second-Level Processes, Permanently Updating a Conguration

2.Retrieve the con®guration from the 2210 on which you want to base the new con®guration.

3.Make the changes you need for the new con®guration. These changes include addresses, the host names, users, and other items.

4.Save the con®guration with a different name from the name that you used to retrieve the con®guration.

5.Send the con®guration to the 2210 you are con®guring.

6.Restart the 2210.

For more about using the con®guration program, seeCon®guration Program User's Guide for Nways Multiprotocol and Access Services Products GC30-3830.

Permanently Updating a Con®guration

To permanently update a con®guration:

1.Access the 2210 you are updating as described in ªAccessing the Software Using Local and Remote Consolesº on page 3. You will see the * prompt.

2.Enter the talk 6 command to access the con®guration process.

3.Enter the appropriate commands to access the third-level process that con®gures the areas that you are changing.

4.Enter exit as many times as needed to return to the con®guration process.

5.Restart the 2210.

Temporarily Updating a Con®guration

The ability to temporarily update a con®guration allows you to make changes to some of the operating characteristics of a 2210 until you can make permanent updates to the con®guration. This enables you to implement changes immediately to resolve problems or improve performance and avoid an outage during a peak period. You can then make permanent updates to the con®guration and schedule an outage so you can restart to pick up the change.

To temporarily update a con®guration:

1.Access the 2210 you are updating as described in ªAccessing the Software Using Local and Remote Consolesº on page 3. You will see the * prompt.

2.	Enter the talk 5 command to access the operating/monitoring process.
	Note: Not all interface types, protocols, or features allow you to make
	temporary con®g changes via talk 5 commands.
3.	Enter the appropriate commands to access the third-level process that monitors
	the areas that you are changing.
4.	Enter exit as many times as needed to return to the operating/monitoring
	process.
5.	Enter Ctrl-Pto return to the * prompt.
6.	Exit the router as described in ªExiting the Routerº on page 6

Accessing the Second-Level Processes

All interfaces, features, and protocols have commands that you use to access the following processes:

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