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3: L1 and L2 Controller Commands

Use <ip>:<port>:<l1> l1 <command> to send a command to a destination brick that

does not yet have a brick identiﬁcation number assigned to it. The variable <ip> is an IP

address, the variable <port> is the port number, the variable <l1> is the L1 controller

index number, and the variable <command> is an L1 controller command.

Use :<port>:<l1> l1 <command> to send a command to a destination brick that does

not yet have a brick identiﬁcation number assigned to it. The variable <port> is the port

number, the variable <l1> is an L1 controller index number, and the variable <command>

is an L1 controller command.

Use l1 <command> to send a speciﬁed L1 controller command to a default destination.

Use the following l2 command set to engage and lock a speciﬁed L2 command processor

or to send a command to speciﬁed L2 command processor(s).

• l2

• rack <rng> slot <rng> l2

• rack <rng> slot <rng> l2 <command>

• <ip> l2 <command>

Note: For these commands, the mnemonics r and s may replace the word rack and

slot.

Use the l2 command to engage and lock the L2 command processor. Example 3-80

shows sample output.

Example 3-80 l2 Command Output

L2>l2

L2 command processor engaged, <CTRL-D> for console mode.