Install guide

Rapier Layer 3 Gigabit Switch Software Release 2.1.0 9
Rapier Switch Software Release 2.1.0
C613-10200-01 Rev A
command processor when it is ready to receive commands. A USER level
prompt looks like:
>
while a MANAGER prompt looks like:
Manager >
and a SECURITY OFFICER prompt looks like:
SecOff >
See the Operations Chapter of the AR Series Router Reference Manual at
http://www.alliedtelesyn.co.nz/support/rapier/
for more information about creating
new accounts with user, manager and security officer privileges.
Entering Commands
The switch is controlled with the commands in this document and in the AR
Series Router Reference Manual for Software Releases 1.8 and 1.9. While the
keywords in commands are not case sensitive, the values entered for some
parameters are. The switch supports command line editing and recall (Table 4
on page 9).
File Subsystem
FLASH memory is structured like a file subsystem. Files can be saved,
renamed, listed and deleted. Release files, online help files, configuration
scripts and other scripts are all stored as files in FLASH memory. Names must
have DOS format, with a filename of up to eight characters and an extension of
three characters.
To display the files in FLASH, use the command:
SHOW FILE
Table 4: Command line editing functions and keystrokes
Function VT100-compatible Keystroke
Move cursor within command line
←
,
→
Delete character to left of cursor [Delete] or [Backspace]
Toggle between insert/overstrike [Ctrl/O]
Clear command line [Ctrl/U]
Recall previous command
↑
or [Ctrl/B]
Recall next command
↓
or [Ctrl/F]
Display command history [Ctrl/C] or
SHOW ASYN HISTORY
Clear command history RESET ASYN HISTORY
Recall matching command [Tab] or [Ctrl/I]