Specifications

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7.3. Using the source CLI commands

The source <filename> command allows you to run a list of predefined commands stored in an

existing file. This saves you having to retype lengthy configurations that you will want to use again.

Before you can use this command, you need to create a plain text file containing the command list

and save it in your ISFS directory (you can do this by the FTP/TFTP method; please refer to the

section 7.2). Once you specify the filename in the source command, the file is located and the

commands are executed. For example:

--> source //isfs/myconfiguration.txt

Sourcing file '//isfs/myconfiguration.txt'...

--> ethernet clear transports

--> ethernet add transport eth1 ethernet

--> bridge add interface bridge1

--> bridge attach bridge1 eth1

--> framerelay add transport fr1 fr 171

--> framerelay set transport fr1 encapsulation bridgedether

--> bridge add interface bridge2

--> bridge attach bridge2 fr1

--> ethernet list transports

Ethernet transports:

ID | Name | Port

-----|-----------|------------

1 | eth1 | ethernet

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--> bridge list interfaces

Bridge Interfaces:

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