Install guide

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Software Release 2.6.4
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Valid Values for IPv6 Router
Advertisement AdvRetransTimer
This enhancement is available on AT-8800, Rapier, and Rapier i Series switches.
The value you enter for the AdvRetrans timer is now rounded up to the nearest
100 milliseconds (for example, 301 becomes 400). The AdvRetrans timer is the
interval between repeats of each Router Advertisement message sent by the
switch, and is specified by using the retrans parameter in the command:
set ipv6 nd interface=interface retrans=0..4294967295
[other-parameters]
The default is 0, which indicates that this timer is not specified.
For more information, see the Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) chapter of the
Software Reference.
Valid Characters for File Names - Show
File and Delete File Commands
For the show file and delete file commands only, the characters * > [ ] | : can
now be specified in the filename.
Files are uniquely identified by a file name in the format:
[device:]filename.ext
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filename is a descriptive name for the file, and may be one to twenty eight
characters long. Invalid characters are “ \ ; ? / , <. Valid characters are:
• uppercase and lowercase letters
• digits (0–9)
• the characters ~ ’ ! @ # $ % ^ & ( ) _ - { } * > [ ] | :
Wildcard characters * may appear anywhere in the filename. The wildcard
character matches any string.
Character ranges may be specified using the > character, for example a>z
matches any letter in the alphabet. The + character may be used to specify a list
of options, for example a*.scp+b*.scp would specify files that match a*.scp or
b*.scp.
Square brackets may be used, for example ppp*.[scp+cfg] matches scripts and
configuration files whose names start with “ppp”.
The vertical bar | character matches any single character. For example,
|||.scp matches script files with names three characters long (excluding
extension and device name).
If a colon is seen anywhere in the filename, the device parameter is ignored and
it is assumed that the filename includes the device name.