User`s guide

Remote Administration
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TCP/IP AXEL Platine Terminal 91
Note:
rcmd
command is also called
rsh
on some UNIX systems.
Example:
# rcmd axname ax_reboot <CR>
Note: to access an AX3000 with the
rcmd
command, the IP address of the
AX3000 must already be set. The AX3000 IP address can be set:
- through the AX3000 TCP/IP Set-Up, or
- automatically by the RARP protocol (see section2.2.2).
10.2 - SETTING-UP A PLATINE
To set-up an AX3000, use the
rcmd
command together with the
setup_send
keyword. Use a pipe to read data from standard input:
# cat conf_file | rcmd axname setup_send <CR>
Note: the configuration file
conf_file
can be created using a text editor or
obtained using the command '
rcmd setup_get
' (see next chapter). Refer to
section 10.5 for a detailed description of the configuration file.
The message '
Store set-up in progress...
' is displayed on the
operator console when the
rcmd
command is processing. If a connection
problem occurs, a time-out error message is displayed.
When the configuration has been successfully performed, the message '
OK,
set-up updated
' is displayed on the operator console. If other messages are
displayed, refer to Section 10.4.
The AX3000 must read this new Set-Up before it will take effect. This can be
achieved either by power-cycling the AX3000 or by the following
rcmd
command:
# rcmd axname ax_reboot <CR>