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Define a slot mask for scheduled boot services on the router.

You must define a slot mask for the RUIBOOT entity, before creating the

scheduled boot service on the router. The slot mask identifies the slots on

which the system loads and runs RUIBOOT. Enter the following at the

Technician Interface prompt:

BN [3]: set wfServices.wfRuiBootLoad.0 0x7FFE0000

BN [3]: commit

This command allows RUIBOOT, once created, to run on all slots. The

hexadecimal value

0x7FFE0000 works for any model of Bay Networks

router, regardless of the number of slots in that router.

Add the RUIBOOT service to the router configuration, as follows:

BN [3]: set wfRuiBoot.wfRuiBootBaseDelete.0 1

BN [3]: commit

These commands also enable scheduled boot services on the router. (The system

sets the attribute wfRuiBootBaseDisable, OID = 1.3.6.1.4.1.18.3.3.2.14.1.1, in the

RUIBOOT base record to its default value of 1 or enabled.)

Scheduling Boot Events

You can schedule a boot event on a router as follows:

configure with a scheduled boot event.

For instructions on logging in through a local console or remote Telnet

session, see Chapter 1.

Configure a scheduled boot event.

To configure a scheduled boot event, you must first create (add) an entry in the

RUIBOOT table of scheduled boot events, as follows:

BN [3]: set wfRuiBootTable.wfRuiBootDelete.

BN [3]: commit