Operation
4.The "Toggle" Command: As an alternative to the /TA and /TB commands, the /T (Toggle) command can also be used to perform A/B switching. Type /T n,p and press [Enter]. Where "n" is the number or name of the desired Circuit or Circuit Group and "p" is the desired A/B position. For example:
/T 2,B [Enter] or /T SERVERS,A [Enter]
5.Suppress Command Confirmation Prompt: To execute a switching or default
command without displaying the "Sure?" prompt, you can either disable command confirmation via the System Parameters Menu, or include the ",Y" option at the end of the command line. For example:
/TA ROUTER,Y or /T 2,B,Y
9.2.2.1. Applying Commands to Several Circuits - Text Interface
As described below, A/B switching commands can be applied to only one Circuit Module, or to an assortment of circuits.
1.Switch Several Circuits: To apply the /TA, TB or /T command to several circuits, enter the numbers or names for the circuits, separated by a "plus sign" (+) or a comma (,). For example to switch circuits 1, 3, and 4 to the "B" position, enter one of the following commands:
/TB 1+3+4 [Enter]
or
/T 1+3+4,B [Enter]
Note: When the "+" or "," are used, do not enter spaces between the circuit name or number and the plus sign or comma.
2.Switch a Range of Circuits: To apply the /TA or /TB command to a series of circuits, enter the numbers for the circuits that mark the beginning and end of the range, separated by a colon. For example to switch circuits 1 through 3 to the "A" position, enter the following:
/TA 1:3 [Enter]
Note: The "Range" argument is not available when using the /T command to switch circuits. The Range (:) argument can only be used with the /TA and /TB commands.
4.All Circuits: To apply a command to all circuits, enter an asterisk in place of the name or number. For example, to switch all circuits to the "B" position, enter one of the following commands:
/TB * [Enter] or /T *,B [Enter]
Note: When this command is invoked by an account that permits only User level command access, it will be applied only to the circuits that are allowed by that account.
