IBM SC30-3681-08 manual Command History for Gwcon and Config Command Line, Enter

or

+protocol IP

The protocol console prompt then displays on the console. This example shows the IP protocol console prompt:

IP>

You can now begin entering the protocol's commands. See the corresponding protocol section of the Protocol Con®guration and Monitoring Referencefor more information on speci®c protocol console commands.

Command History for GWCON and CONFIG Command Line

The Command History contains up to the last 50 commands entered by the user in GWCON (Talk 5) or CONFIG (Talk 6) command line menus.

Backward and Forward retrieve keys can be used to recall previously entered commands. In addition, a facility is provided to enable the advanced user to repeat a particular series of commands.

Repeating a Command in the Command History

By pressing Ctrl-B(backward) or Ctrl-F(forward) at any command line prompt in a GWCON or CONFIG menu, the current command line is replaced by the previous or next command in the Command History. The Command History is common to both GWCON and CONFIG. That is, a command entered while in a GWCON menu can be retrieved from within CONFIG and a command entered while in a CONFIG menu can be retrieved from within GWCON.

The Command History contains the most recently entered commands, up to a maximum of the last 50 commands. If only three commands have been entered since a restart, pressing Ctrl-For Ctrl-Bcircles through only those three commands. If no commands have been entered thus far, Ctrl-For Ctrl-Bresults in a ªbellº, the same bell you see when trying to backspace beyond the beginning of a line of text.

Note: A command aborted by pressing Ctrl-Uwill not be entered into the

Command History.

To enter two similar commands:

display sub les display sub lec

Enter:

display sub les, then press Enter

Ctrl-Bfor Backward, and the current line is replaced with-

display sub les

Press Backspace and replace ªsº with ªcº to get

display sub lec and then press Enter

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