BROADway System Installation Manual

BROADway - Release 4.00 3-27
Configuration
Managing the BROADway Configuration Database
Copying Files Between NSP101 Controllers
On some occasions, it might be useful to copy files from the working NSP101 controller to the
protection, or backup, controller (for example, to copy scripts for Node Level APS support). Copying
files between NSP101 modules is accomplished using the file-sync TL1 command:
NSP1> file-sync::nsp:1234::/FLASH/SCRIPTS/t1switch.scp;
Sending file /FLASH/SCRIPTS/t1switch.scp to peer NSP
2003-04-10 08:05:32
M 1234 COMPLD
NSP-1,
;
Re-Starting the BROADway System Using TL1
You can restart one or both of the NSP101 control cards in a BROADway system using the INIT-SYS
TL1 command:
INIT-SYS::<aid>:1234::{FORCE|ALL};
<aid>—One of the following:
NSP-1—Resets the NSP101 in slot NSP-1, regardless of whether or not it is the active NSP101.
NSP-2—Resets the NSP101 in slot NSP-2, regardless of whether or not it is the active NSP101.
NSP—Resets the active NSP101.
NSP-P—Resets the non-active (protection) NSP101.
FORCE—Forces a reboot of the specified NSP card.
ALL—Resets both NSP101s.
CAUTION! USE THE INIT-SYS COMMANDS WITH EXTREME CARE AS THESE COMMANDS
WILL POTENTIALLY PERFORM A SERVICE-AFFECTING RESTART OF THE BROADWAY SYSTEM.
Examples:
Restart the working NSP (switches BROADway to redundant NSP only if installed):
INIT-SYS::NSP:1234::FORCE;
Restart the working NSP (switches BROADway to redundant NSP only if installed):
INIT-SYS::NSP-1:1234::FORCE;
Restart the protection NSP if installed:
INIT-SYS::NSP-2:1234::FORCE;
Restart the protection NSP if installed:
INIT-SYS::NSP-P:1234::FORCE;