System Administration
Note: Some types of changes, including adding a static port with the set port command or resetting the system configuration with the set quick config command require that you reboot the SMS2000 before continuing.
Automatically Committing Configuration Changes
To commit configuration changes to the running system immediately after they are entered without having to enter the commit command, use this command:
commit auto
For example to force all configuration changes to be executed immediately, type:
sms2000% commit auto
Note: Some commands cannot be committed without saving and rebooting. When one of these commands is issued, the SMS2000 displays a warning to the system administrator and disables the automatic commitment of commands.
Note: You can determine the state of the autocommit feature by checking its value at the bottom of the show config screen.
Disabling Automatic Configuration
Changes
Use the commit noauto command to disable the commit auto command and revert to using commit manually. This allows commands that are not already dynamic/instantaneous to be queued for batch mode execution.
For example, some of the commands that are not dynamic are:
delete dns | load sys | set |
set default | set time | |
system | set dns | set timezone |
load config | set port |
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To disable the automatic commitment of configuration commands, use this command:
commit noauto
For example, to set the systemto not commit changes until the commit command is issued, type:
sms2000% commit noauto
Note: Changes to the running system will be lost upon reboot, unless you enter the save command.
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