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80 CHAPTER 8: REFERENCE FOR THE UPGRADE MANAGEMENT UTILITIES
bcmnbrus
Syntax bcmnbrus <port> [-NoSecurity] [-NoAuthentication]
Description The bcmnbrus utility launches the Upgrade Link application backend process.
Values
Options
bcmrestore
Syntax bcmrestore [both | primary | secondary] [options] <device>
Description The bcmrestore utility restores the Enterprise OS software from a backup on the
network management station to the bridge/router or switch. The software,
including the image and configuration files, is copied to the bridge/router, and the
primary boot source is set to the restored directory.
Values
Options
-b Specifies that after the configuration file is
copied to the bridge/router or switch a bcmctrl
-reboot is executed.
-t:<reboot timeout> Specifies a reboot time out period. If the device
does not boot within the reboot timeout
period (default: 600 seconds ) bcmloadconfig
returns an error.
<port> Specifies the TCP socket on which the client communicates with
the server. On UNIX systems you can add this command to cron
and on Windows 95/98/NT systems this command can be running
as a service.
-NoSecurity Indicates that the bcmnbrus utility will allow connections from all
IP addresses.
-NoAuthentica
tion
Specifies that bcmnbrus will not prompt for a user name and
password.
both Restores both the primary and secondary boot sources. This value
is the default.
primary Restores the primary boot source.
secondary Restores the secondary boot source.
<device> Indicates the IP address or hostname of the bridge/router or
switch.
-ftp | -tftp Specifies the file transfer protocol to be used in the restore
process.
-NoF[ormat] Does not format the drive before restore.
-NoR[eboot] Does not reboot when restoration is complete.
-U[naccept] Rejects a previously accepted automatically recoverable upgrade
by swapping the primary and test boot sources.