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Using the Advanced Commands
Commands
Using the Advanced
Commands
vlan
vlan_name
where:
vlan_name
is the name of the
virtual LAN you want to access.
Used where VLANs are configured. Used to select a different VLAN
environment in which to execute Command Prompt commands. The command
prompt will change to show the VLAN name specified by the
vlan_name
parameter.
clearled Turns off the Security LED on the front panel of the Switch 800T.
config Displays the configuration currently saved in flash memory. When
— MORE — is displayed, pressing [Enter] displays the next line of the
configuration, and pressing the Space bar displays the next screen of the
configuration. To halt a config listing and return to the command line prompt,
press [Q].
delete Deletes the configuration file currently in use, returns the switch to its factory
default configuration, and reboots the switch.
getmib
objectname.index
where:
objectname
identifies the MIB
object by name or number format.
index
identifies the instance of
each object name.
Retrieves the value of an individual MIB object in the switch.
Example: The following command returns the enable/disable status for a port
having a port ID of 1. (For an example of port ID numbering, see the example
of the Port Status screen on page 4-4.)
getmib ifAdminStatus.1
setmib
objectname.index type value
where:
objectname
identifies the MIB
object by name or number format.
index
identifies the instance of
each object name.
Sets a MIB object to a specific value. Valid types are:
type
value identifies the numeric value for
the MIB object.
-i (integer) -g (gauge)
-o (octet) -t (time_ticks)
-d (object identifier) -u (unsigned integer 32)
-a (ip_addr) -D (Display String)
-c (counter) -N (NULL)
Example: This command sets port 1 to disabled status.
setmib ifAdminStatus.1 -i 2
Command Syntax Description
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