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DT-6061 User's Manual - Platform (Build 16.0)
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ipaddr1, ipaddr2, ipaddr3. In order to delete a value, reply to a prompt with the word “none” or
on the command line, type the parameter name with no value following; for example,
dns ipaddr1= or
dns name2=
6.15 OPERATIONAL APPLICATIONS CONFIGURATION
Syntax: app <instance> [cnt=<number>] [type=<type>|none]
As noted earlier, the DT-6061 simultaneously supports many instances of different applications.
The number and type of application must be configured as a system parameter. This is done with
the app command. The app command will allow the installation of any supported and properly
installed application into an instance. There are N such instance slots available (currently 30).
Any combination is supported.
The <instance> is the location where the selected application is to be installed. There exist N
such instances on the DT-6061. If there was a prior application in the location specified, it is
replaced by the new application.
The cnt=<number> is an optional parameter that allows multiple consecutive instance locations
to be configured identically. When this parameter is not used, the number of instances affected by
the command is one. (Previous versions of the DT-6061 used num= for this purpose. The older
syntax is still supported.)
The type=<type> is a required parameter that defines the application to be installed in the
instance specified. If the value is NONE, then any application in the instance specified is deleted
(including its configuration). The type must be the name of an application previously installed on
the DT-6061 by the install command.
6.16 RESTART AN INSTANCE
Syntax: restart <instance> …
The restart command is used to restart an application instance. This action will stop any data
transport for that particular instance and disconnect any TCP connections, including the
application's console. The <instance> parameter is used to specify the application instance
number to be re-started. Multiple <instance> numbers may be given in one command to restart
multiple instances.
6.17 REMOVE OR RESTORE AN INSTANCE
Syntax: remove <instance> [ cnt=<num>
restore <instance> [ cnt=<num> ]
The remove (or rm) and restore (or rs) commands may be used to suspend and resume the
operations of one or more instances without changing or losing the configurations associated with
those instances.
The <instance> parameter is the application instance to be removed from or restored to service.
Multiple instance numbers may be given in one command. The optional cnt=<num> parameter
specifies some consecutive number of instances to be removed or restored.
While an instance is out of service, it maintains no connections with any other network
equipment. Its console is also out of service, and thus no configuration changes may be made in
that instance. The vfy app and vfy cfg commands show which instances are out of service.