ZTE FSAP 9800 Command Manual

FSAP 9800

Full Service Access Platform

Command Manual (Volume I)

Version 3.2.0

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Revision History

Revision No.	Revision Date	Revision Reason
1.0	30/08/2009	First version

Serial Number: sjzl20099304

Contents

Preface...............................................................	i
Overview...........................................................	1
Command Conventions....................................................	1
Auxiliary Functions .........................................................	1
Login Mode....................................................................	2
Basic System Management................................	5
banner incoming ............................................................	6
clock.............................................................................	6
clock timezone ...............................................................	6
clock set........................................................................	7
configure terminal ..........................................................	7
disable..........................................................................	8
enable ..........................................................................	8
enable secret .................................................................	9
end .............................................................................	10
exit .............................................................................	10
hostname.....................................................................	10
multi-user configure.......................................................	11
nvram boot-password ....................................................	12
nvram boot-server.........................................................	12
nvram boot-username....................................................	13
nvram default-gateway ..................................................	14
nvram imgfile-location....................................................	14
nvram mng-ip-address...................................................	15
route-map....................................................................	16
time-range ...................................................................	16
username.....................................................................	17
version.........................................................................	18
who.............................................................................	18
anti-dos .......................................................................	19
anti-dos drop ................................................................	19

anti-dos limit-num.........................................................	20
show clock....................................................................	20
show running-config ......................................................	21
show start running-config...............................................	22
show system-group .......................................................	23
show route-map............................................................	23
show time-range ...........................................................	24
show username.............................................................	24
show users ...................................................................	24
show source alarm.........................................................	25
show version ................................................................	25
show anti-dos black-table...............................................	26
Hardware Management ...................................	27
add-card ......................................................................	27
add-rack ......................................................................	28
add-shelf......................................................................	28
del-card .......................................................................	29
del-rack .......................................................................	29
del-shelf.......................................................................	29
reboot..........................................................................	30
reset-card ....................................................................	30
reset-at-suspend...........................................................	31
show card.....................................................................	31
swap............................................................................	32
Fan Management.............................................	33
fan control....................................................................	33
fan high-threshold .........................................................	33
fan speed .....................................................................	34
show fan ......................................................................	34
Version Management.......................................	37
activate version.............................................................	37
download version ..........................................................	38
erase version ................................................................	38
main-backup version......................................................	39
quit .............................................................................	39
show compound–version ................................................	39
show update-status .......................................................	40
show version-running.....................................................	41
show version-saved .......................................................	42
update-boot..................................................................	43

update-version..............................................................	44
update-cpld ..................................................................	44
File System Management.................................	47
cd ...............................................................................	47
copy ............................................................................	48
delete ..........................................................................	48
dir...............................................................................	49
display.........................................................................	49
format flash..................................................................	50
mkdir...........................................................................	50
pwd.............................................................................	51
rename ........................................................................	51
rmdir ...........................................................................	51
write............................................................................	52
write flash ....................................................................	53
write alarmlog...............................................................	53
write nvram..................................................................	53
User Management ...........................................	55
line console absolute-timeout..........................................	55
line console idle-timeout.................................................	56
line telnet absolute-timeout ............................................	56
line telnet access-class...................................................	57
line telnet idle-timeout ...................................................	57
login............................................................................	58
logout..........................................................................	58
login-authentication-type................................................	58
login-authorization-type .................................................	59
quit .............................................................................	59
rlogin...........................................................................	60
script...........................................................................	60
show history .................................................................	61
show localuser ..............................................................	61
show monitor................................................................	61
show terminal ...............................................................	62
telnet...........................................................................	62
telnet mng....................................................................	63
telnet modem ...............................................................	63
SNMP...............................................................	65
show snmp...................................................................	65
show snmp config..........................................................	66

show snmp engine-id .....................................................	66
show snmp group..........................................................	67
show snmp user............................................................	67
snmp-server access-list..................................................	68
snmp-server community.................................................	68
snmp-server contact ......................................................	69
snmp-server context......................................................	69
snmp-server enable.......................................................	70
snmp-server engine-id ...................................................	70
snmp-server group ........................................................	71
snmp-server host ..........................................................	72
snmp-server location .....................................................	73
snmp-server packetsize..................................................	73
snmp-server trap-source ................................................	74
snmp-server user ..........................................................	74
snmp-server view..........................................................	75
RMON..............................................................	77
rmon alarm ..................................................................	77
rmon collection history...................................................	78
rmon collection statistics ................................................	79
rmon event...................................................................	80
Number of Discarded SCTP Packets..................................	80
UAPS Uplink Active/Standby Swap..................	83
uaps-group...................................................................	83
revertive ......................................................................	83
protect-time .................................................................	84
swap............................................................................	84
port master-portlist .......................................................	85
show uaps....................................................................	85
FTP/TFTP Server .............................................	87
copy client....................................................................	87
copy tftp ......................................................................	88
ip ftp password .............................................................	88
ip ftp username.............................................................	89
Alarm Management .........................................	91
alarm {enable | disable} ................................................	91
alarm confirm ...............................................................	92
alarm trap-confirm ........................................................	92
alarm level-change ........................................................	93

show alarm...................................................................	93
show alarm-level...........................................................	94
show alarm config .........................................................	94
show alarm pool............................................................	94
show alarm counter .......................................................	95
clear alarm pool ............................................................	95
clear alarm counter........................................................	96
Debugging.......................................................	97
debug all......................................................................	98
debug arp.....................................................................	99
debug dhcp-option82 .....................................................	99
debug group-management............................................	100
debug igmp ................................................................	100
debug ip.....................................................................	102
debug ip bgp all ..........................................................	102
debug ip bgp dampening ..............................................	102
debug ip bgp events ....................................................	103
debug ip bgp in ...........................................................	103
debug ip bgp keepalives ...............................................	104
debug ip bgp out .........................................................	104
debug ip bgp updates...................................................	104
debug ip destination ....................................................	105
debug ip dhcp .............................................................	105
debug ip icmp .............................................................	106
debug ip icmp detail ....................................................	106
debug ip igmp.............................................................	107
debug ip igmp-snooping ...............................................	107
debug ip interface........................................................	107
debug ip msdp ............................................................	108
debug ip multicast .......................................................	109
debug ip ospf adj.........................................................	109
debug ip ospf all..........................................................	110
debug ip ospf cspf .......................................................	110
debug ip ospf database-timer........................................	111
debug ip ospf events....................................................	111
debug ip ospf flood ......................................................	111
debug ip ospf lsa-generation .........................................	112
debug ip ospf nsf.........................................................	112
debug ip ospf packet....................................................	113
debug ip ospf retransmission.........................................	113

debug ip ospf spf.........................................................	114
debug ip ospf tree .......................................................	114
debug ip pim-snooping.................................................	115
debug ip pimdm ..........................................................	115
debug ip protocol ........................................................	116
debug ip rip................................................................	116
debug ip rip all............................................................	117
debug ip rip database ..................................................	117
debug ip rip events......................................................	117
debug ip rip trigger......................................................	118
debug ip source...........................................................	118
debug ip tcp all ...........................................................	119
debug ip tcp driver ......................................................	119
debug ip tcp driver-pak ................................................	119
debug ip tcp packet .....................................................	120
debug ip tcp transactions..............................................	120
debug ip udp ..............................................................	121
debug iptv all..............................................................	121
debug isis adj-packets..................................................	122
debug isis all...............................................................	123
debug isis nsf-event.....................................................	123
debug isis snp-packets .................................................	123
debug isis spf-events ...................................................	124
debug isis update-packets ............................................	124
debug lacp all .............................................................	125
debug lacp fsm ...........................................................	125
debug lacp packet .......................................................	126
debug mstp agreement ................................................	126
debug mstp all ............................................................	127
debug mstp bpdu-rx ....................................................	127
debug mstp bpdu-tx ....................................................	127
debug mstp errors.......................................................	128
debug mstp flush.........................................................	128
debug mstp info ..........................................................	129
debug mstp migration ..................................................	129
debug mstp proposals..................................................	130
debug mstp roles.........................................................	130
debug mstp state ........................................................	131
debug mstp tc.............................................................	131
debug nas ..................................................................	132

debug port-location .....................................................	132
debug pppoe-plus........................................................	133
debug radius accounting...............................................	134
debug radius all...........................................................	135
debug radius authentication..........................................	135
debug radius exception ................................................	136
debug radius user........................................................	136
debug syscomm ..........................................................	137
debug sysctrl ..............................................................	137
debug version-mng......................................................	138
debug vlan .................................................................	139
debug vrrp .................................................................	140
debug mpnat ..............................................................	140
show debugging ..........................................................	141
terminal monitor .........................................................	141
MPNAT Translation Configuration..................	143
mpnat service .............................................................	143
mpnat trans-table........................................................	143
clear mpnat ................................................................	144
show mpnat cfg-table ..................................................	144
show mpnat trans-table................................................	145
List of Glossary..............................................	147

Preface

Purpose

Intended

Audience

Prerequisite Skill

and Knowledge

What Is in This

Manual

This manual provides the technical information on the FSAP 9800 Full Service Access Platform.

This document is intended for engineers and technicians who perform installation, operation and maintenance activities on the FSAP 9800 Full Service Access Platform.

To use this document effectively, users should have a general understanding of network technology. Familiarity with the following is helpful:

The FSAP 9800 system and its various components

Maintenance procedures

Local operating procedures

This manual contains the following chapters:

TABLE 1 MANUAL CONTENTS

Chapter	Summary
Chapter 1,	Provides the command conventions, auxiliary
Overview	functions and login mode.
Chapter 2,	Describes the commands related to basic system
Basic System	management.
Management
Chapter 3,	Describes the commands related to hardware
Hardware	management.
Management
Chapter 4, Fan	Describes the commands related to fan
Management	management.
Chapter 5, Version	Describes the commands related to version
Management	management.
Chapter 6,	Describes the commands related to file system
File System	management.
Management
Chapter 7, User	Describes the commands related to user
Management	management.
Chapter 8, SNMP	Describes the commands related to SNMP.
Chapter 9, RMON	Describes the commands related to RMON.
Chapter 10,	Describes the commands related to UAPS uplink
UAPS Uplink	active/standby swap
Active/Standby
Swap

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Chapter	Summary
Chapter 11,	Describes the commands related to FTP/TFTP
FTP/TFTP Server	server.
Chapter 12, Alarm	Describes the commands related to alarm
Management	management.
Chapter 13,	Describes the commands related to debugging.
Debugging
Chapter 14,	Describes the commands related to MPNAT
MPNAT Translation	translation configuration.
Configuration

Related The following documents are related to this manual:

Documentation

FSAP 9800 (V3.2.0) Full Service Access Platform Documentation Guide

FSAP 9800 (V3.2.0) Full Service Access Platform Hardware Manual

FSAP 9800 (V3.2.0) Full Service Access Platform Technical Manual

FSAP 9800 (V3.2.0) Full Service Access Platform Hardware Installation Manual

FSAP 9800 (V3.2.0) Full Service Access Platform Command Manual (Volume II)

FSAP 9800 (V3.2.0) Full Service Access Platform Command Manual (Volume III)

FSAP 9800 (V3.2.0) Full Service Access Platform Command Manual (Volume IV)

FSAP 9800 (V3.2.0) Full Service Access Platform Command Manual (Volume V)

FSAP 9800 (V3.2.0) Full Service Access Platform Routine Maintenance Manual

FSAP 9800 (V3.2.0) Full Service Access Platform Operation Manual (CLI)

FSAP 9800 (V3.2.0) Full Service Access Platform Operation Manual(NetNumen)

Conventions ZTE documents employ the following typographical conventions.

TABLE 2 TYPOGRAPHICAL CONVENTIONS

Typeface	Meaning
Italics	References to other Manuals and
	documents.
"Quotes"	Links on screens.
Bold	Menus, menu options, function
	names, input fields, radio button
	names, check boxes, drop-down

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Typeface			Meaning
			lists, dialog box names, window
			names.
CAPS			Keys on the keyboard and buttons
			on screens and company name.
Constant width			Text that you type, program code,
			files and directory names, and
			function names.
[ ]			Optional parameters
{ }			Mandatory parameters
I			Select one of the parameters that
			are delimited by it.
			Note: Provides additional
	Note:		information about a certain topic.
			Checkpoint: Indicates that a
	Checkpoint:		particular step needs to be
			checked before proceeding
			further.
			Tip: Indicates a suggestion or hint
	Tip:		to make things easier or more
			productive for the reader.

Mouse Operation Conventions are as follows:

TABLE 3 MOUSE OPERATION CONVENTIONS

Typeface	Meaning
Click	Refers to clicking the primary
	mouse button (usually the left
	mouse button) once.
Double-click	Refers to quickly clicking the
	primary mouse button (usually
	the left mouse button) twice.
Right-click	Refers to clicking the secondary
	mouse button (usually the right
	mouse button) once.
Drag	Refers to pressing and holding
	a mouse button and moving the
	mouse.

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Customer Support

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C h a p t e r 1

Overview

Table of Contents
Command Conventions........................................................	1
Auxiliary Functions .............................................................	1
Login Mode........................................................................	2

Command Conventions

This manual employs the following command conventions.

Typeface	Meaning
/* */	Comment (no need to input contents)
Bold	Command or keyword
Italic	Parameters
|	Select one of the parameters that are de-
	limited by it.
[ ]	Optional parameters
{ }	Mandatory parameters
{x|y|z}	Select one of x,y and z mandatorily
	Optional parameters in square brackets;
	When selecting the parameters in the
	square brackets, be sure to select one of
[x{y|z}]	x and y in braces

Auxiliary Functions

In any command mode, input ? key after the DOS prompt to view any available commands in this mode. Use context sensitive help function to view key words and parameters of any commands.

Type ? key in any command mode to view all commands and their brief descriptions in this mode.

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Enter ? after characters or strings to view commands or key words starting with this characters or strings. Please note that there should be no space between characters (strings) and ?.

Press TAB key after strings to get the whole command with a space if this command or keyword starting with the strings is unique. Please note that there is no space between strings and TAB key.

Input ? after commands, keywords and parameters to display keywords or parameters to be inputted next and a brief description. Please note that there should be a space before question mark.

If incorrect commands, keywords or parameters are inputted, an error separation is displayed with “^” on user interface after entering. “^” mark appears under the first character of the incorrect commands, keywords or parameters.

It is allowed to abbreviate commands and keywords into characters or strings that uniquely identify this command or keyword. For example, write show into sh or sho.

User interfaces supports recalling function for the typed commands. It can record at most 10 history commands which is helpful to recall long or complicated commands or entrance.

To recall commands from buffer, execute the following operations:

Operation	Function
Press Ctrl-P or Up Arrow	Recall the latest commands
	from buffer. Press continuously
	the key to recall the older
	commands.
Press Ctrl-N or Down Arrow	Press the key to the last
	command line and roll back
	from the beginning of buffer.

Login Mode

The following table lists the following login modes:

			Entrance
Mode	DOS prompt	Entrance mode	command
			Enter user mode di-
			rectly after logging
User mode	ZXAN>	-	into the system
Privilege
mode	ZXAN#	User mode	enable
Global con-
figuration	ZXAN(con-
mode	fig)#	Privilege mode	configure terminal

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				Entrance
Mode		DOS prompt	Entrance mode	command
Clock config-		ZXAN(config-	Global configura-
uration mode		clock)#	tion mode	clock
Interface
configuration		ZXAN(config-	Global configura-
mode		if)#	tion mode	interface
Router	con-
figuration		ZXAN(config-	Global configura-
mode		router)#	tion mode	router
Router	ad-	ZXAN(config-	Router configu-
dress mode		router-af)#	ration mode	address-family
Router	map	ZXAN(config-	Global configura-
mode		route-map)	tion mode	route-map
Standard
ACL configu-		ZXAN(config-	Global configura-
ration mode		std-acl)#	tion mode	acl standard
Extanded
ACL configu-		ZXAN(config-	Global configura-
ration mode		ext-acl)#	tion mode	acl extended
Hybrid	ACL
configuration		ZXAN(config-	Global configura-
mode		hybd-acl)#	tion mode	acl hybrid
Link	layer
ACL configu-		ZXAN(config-	Global configura-
ration mode		link-acl)#	tion mode	acl link
VLAN	data-
base config-
uration mode		ZXAN(vlan)#	Privilege mode	vlan database
VLAN config-		ZXAN(config-	Global configura-
uration mode		vlan)#	tion mode	vlan
MSTP config-		ZXAN0(con-	Global configura-	spanning-tree mst
uration mode		fig-mstp)#	tion mode	configuration
CES configu-		ZXAN(config-	Global configura-
ration mode		ces)#	tion mode	ces

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C h a p t e r 2

Basic System

Management

Table of Contents
banner incoming ................................................................	6
clock.................................................................................	6
clock timezone ...................................................................	6
clock set ...........................................................................	7
configure terminal ..............................................................	7
disable..............................................................................	8
enable ..............................................................................	8
enable secret .....................................................................	9
end .................................................................................	10
exit .................................................................................	10
hostname.........................................................................	10
multi-user configure ..........................................................	11
nvram boot-password ........................................................	12
nvram boot-server.............................................................	12
nvram boot-username........................................................	13
nvram default-gateway ......................................................	14
nvram imgfile-location........................................................	14
nvram mng-ip-address.......................................................	15
route-map........................................................................	16
time-range .......................................................................	16
username.........................................................................	17
version ............................................................................	18
who.................................................................................	18
anti-dos ...........................................................................	19
anti-dos drop....................................................................	19
anti-dos limit-num.............................................................	20
show clock........................................................................	20
show running-config ..........................................................	21
show start running-config...................................................	22
show system-group ...........................................................	23
show route-map................................................................	23
show time-range ...............................................................	24
show username.................................................................	24
show users .......................................................................	24
show source alarm.............................................................	25
show version ....................................................................	25
show anti-dos black-table...................................................	26

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	banner incoming
Syntax	banner incoming end-char
	TEXT
	end-char
Purpose	To configure incoming terminal line banner
Usage Guidelines	The following table provides parameter description:
	Parameter	Description	Value
	end-char	End character	Range: 1 character
	TEXT	Greeting: text	Range: 1 – 255
		including spaces and	characters
		ends with character
Mode	ZXAN(config)#
Example	The following example displays how to configure incoming terminal
	line banner:
	ZXAN(config)#banner incoming #
	Enter TEXT message. End with the character '#'.
	welcome
	#
Related	None
Commands

	clock
Syntax	clock
Purpose	To enter clock configuration mode
Usage Guidelines	None
Mode	ZXAN(config)#
Example	The following example displays how to enter clock configuration
	mode:
	ZXAN(config)#clock
	ZXAN(config-clock)#
Related	None
Commands

clock timezone

Syntax clock timezone timezone-name hours [minutes] no clock timezone

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Purpose	To configure time zone
Usage Guidelines	The following table provides parameter description:
	Parameter	Description	Value
	timezone-name	Time zone name	Range: 1 – 10
			characters
	hours	Hours offset from UTC	Range: -12 - 13
	minutes	Minutes offset from	Range 0 – 59
		UTC
Mode	ZXAN(config)#
Example The following example displays how to configure time zone:
	ZXAN(config)#clock timezone test 0 30
Related	show clock
Commands

clock set

Syntax clock set current-time month day year

Purpose To configure system clock in standard time format

Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:

Parameter	Description	Value
current-time	Current time	hh:mm:ss
month	Month	Range: January –
		December
day	Day	Range1 – 31
year	Year	Range: 2001 – 2098

Mode ZXAN#

Example The following example displays how to configure system clock in standard time format:

ZXAN#clock set 23:12:01 feb 23 2001

Related show clock

Commands

configure terminal

Syntax configure terminal

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Purpose	To enter global configuration mode from privilege mode
Usage Guidelines	None
Mode	ZXAN#
Example	The following example displays how to enter global configuration
	mode from privilege mode:
	ZXAN#configure terminal
	Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.
	ZXAN(config)#
Related	end
Commands	exit

	disable
Syntax	disable
Purpose	To return from the privilege mode to exec mode
Usage Guidelines	None
Mode	ZXAN#
Example	The following example displays how to return from the privilege
	mode to exec mode:
	ZXAN#disable
	ZXAN>
Related	clock timezone
Commands	enable
	end
	exit

	enable
Syntax	enable
Purpose	To enter privilege mode from user mode
Usage Guidelines	None
Mode	ZXAN>
Example	The following example displays how to enter privilege mode from
	user mode:
	ZXAN>enable
	Password:
	ZXAN#
Related	disable
Commands

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Related It is necessary to input privilege user password.

Information

Note:

The password is not displayed on screen and it is case sensitive. By default, the password is ZXAN.

enable secret

Syntax enable secret {0 password | 5 password | password}

Purpose To configure login password in privilege mode

Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:

Parameter	Description	Value
0 password	Set privilege	Range: 3 – 16
	password	characters
5 password	Set the encrypted	Range: 24 characters
	privilege password
password	Set default privilege	Range: 3 – 16
	password	characters

Mode ZXAN(config)#

Example The following example displays how to configure privilege login password:

ZXAN(config)#enable secret ZXAN

Related enable

Commands

Related The enable password displayed in show running-config is en- Information crypted privilege password. The input password with enable com-

mand to enter privilege mode is unencrypted password.

Note:

enable secret 0 password and enable secret password has the same effect. Both are uncrypted passwords. Use enable secret 5 password command to set password. When the length of password is 24 characters, the privilege password is encrypted password. In other cases, it is not encrypted password.

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	end
Syntax	end
Purpose	To return to privilege mode
Usage Guidelines	None
Mode	All modes except exec mode and privilege mode
Example	The following example displays how to return to privilege mode:
	ZXAN(config)#end
	ZXAN#
Related	configure terminal
Commands
Related	In all modes except exec mode and privilege mode, end has the
Information	same syntax and function.

	exit
Syntax	exit
Purpose	To quit the login mode or return to previous mode
Usage Guidelines	None
Mode	All modes
Example	The following example displays how to quit the login mode or re-
	turn to previous mode:
	ZXAN(config)#exit
	ZXAN#
Related	configure terminal
Commands	login
	logout
Related	Execute this command in exec mode and privilege mode to quit
Information	from device login. Execute this command in other modes to return
	to previous mode.

	hostname
Syntax	hostname network-name
	no hostname
Purpose	To configure system network name
Usage Guidelines	The following table provides parameter description:

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Parameter	Description	Value
network-name	Network name	Range: 1 – 16
		characters

Mode ZXAN(config)#

Example The following example displays how to configure system network name:

ZXAN(config)#hostname ZXAN_9800

Related None

Commands

Related It takes effect immediately after hostname is modified.

Information

By default, the system network name is ZXAN.

	multi-user configure
Syntax	multi-user configure
	no multi-user configure
Purpose	To allow multiple users to enter configuration mode
Usage Guidelines	None
Mode	ZXAN(config)#
Example	The following example displays how to allow multiple users to enter
	configuration mode:
	No users are in the configuration mode.
	ZXAN#configure terminal
	ZXAN(config)#multi-user configure
	%Warning: allow others configure, must avoid conflict.
	ZXAN(config)#
	Single user mode and there is already a user in the configura-
	tion mode.
	ZXAN#configure terminal
	%Simultaneous configs not allowed. Locked from 168.1.168.168
	ZXAN#
	Presume that other users are still in the configuration mode.
	ZXAN(config)#no multi-user conf
	%Someone has entered the configure mode, cannot set single-user configure!
	ZXAN(config)#
Related	configure terminal
Commands
Related	By default, only one user can enter global configuration mode.
Information	After this command is executed, other users can enter global con-
	figuration mode. Use no command to configure single user mode.
	But it can be executed only when other users quit from the con-
	figuration mode.

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Note:

In multi-user configuration, avoid the configuration conflicts among different users.

nvram boot-password

Syntax nvram boot-password password

Purpose To configure FTP download

Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:

Parameter	Description	Value
password	FTP password	Range: 3 – 16
		characters

Mode ZXAN(config)#

Example The following example displays how to configure FTP download:

ZXAN(config)#nvram boot-password pass

Related nvram boot-server

Commands

nvram boot-username nvram config-filename nvram default-gateway nvram imgfile-location

Related The legal characters include:

Information

0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz_ABCDEFGHI- JKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ`*-=~!@#$%^&_+[]{}|;':,./<>\\

This command is used with other commands: nvram boot-ser ver, nvram boot-username, nvram imgfile-location, nvram default-gateway.

nvram boot-server

Syntax nvram boot-server ip-address

Purpose To specify FTP server IP address

Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:

Parameter	Description	Value
ip-address	IP address	A.B.C.D

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Mode ZXAN(config)#

Example The following example displays how to specify FTP server IP address:

ZXAN(config)#nvram bootserver 168.1.1.1

Related nvram boot-password

Commands

nvram boot-username

nvram config-filename

nvram default-gateway

nvram imgfile-location

Related This command is used with other commands: nvram boot-pa

Information ssword, nvram boot-username, nvram imgfile-location, n vram default-gateway.

nvram boot-username

Syntax nvram boot-username username

Purpose To specify FTP server user name

Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:

Parameter	Description	Value
username	Login user name	Range 1 – 16
		characters

Mode ZXAN(config)#

Example The following example displays how to specify FTP server user name:

ZXAN(config)#nvram boot-username test

Related nvram boot-password

Commands

nvram boot-server

nvram config-filename

nvram default-gateway

nvram imgfile-location

Related This command is used with other commands: nvram boot-pas

Information sword, nvram default-gateway, nvram imgfile-location, n vram boot-server.

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nvram default-gateway

Syntax	nvram default-gateway ip-address
Purpose	To configure default gateway IP address
Usage Guidelines	The following table provides parameter description:
	Parameter	Description	Value
	ip-address	Gateway IP address	A.B.C.D

Mode ZXAN(config)#

Example The following example displays how to configure default gateway IP address:

ZXAN(config)#nvram default-gateway 168.1.1.1

Related nvram boot-password

Commands

nvram boot-server

nvram boot-username

nvram config-filename

nvram imgfile-location

Related This command is used with other commands: nvram boot-pa

Information ssword, nvram boot-username, nvram imgfile-location, n vram boot-server.

nvram imgfile-location

Syntax	nvram imgfile-location{local| network filename}
Purpose	To configure image file location
Usage Guidelines	The following table provides parameter description:
	Parameter	Description	Value
	local	Local	–
	network	Network	–
	filename	File name	Range: 1 – 80
			characters

Mode ZXAN(config)#

Example The following example displays how to configure image file location:

Boot from local.

ZXAN(config)#nvram imgfile-location local

Boot from network.

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ZXAN(config)#nvram imgfile-location network sys.img

Related nvram boot-password

Commands

nvram boot-server

nvram boot-username

nvram config-filename

nvram default-gateway

Related The legal characters of the file name include:

Information

0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz_ABCDEFGHI- JKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ/.;,-=+$#~@%!&[]{}

If the file is booted from network, the file name can include the path under the specified FTP directory. For example, specify "sysm" as FTP directory. In the directory "nets" under the directory "sysm" of FTP server, the file name can still include the path under the specified directory "sysm/nets". Avoid path repetition.

This command is used with other commands: nvram boot-pa ssword, nvram default-gateway, nvram boot-username, n vram boot-server.

nvram mng-ip-address

Syntax	nvram mng-ip-address ip-address net-mask
Purpose	To set management port IP address
Usage Guidelines	The following table provides parameter description:
	Parameter		Description	Value
	ip-address		IP address	A.B.C.D
	net-mask		Net mask	A.B.C.D
Mode	ZXAN(config)#
Example	The following example displays how to set management port IP
	address:
	ZXAN(config)#nvram mng-ip-address 168.1.1.1 255.255.0.0
Related	nvram boot-password
Commands	nvram boot-server
	nvram boot-username
	nvram config-filename
	nvram default-gateway
Related	The configured interface address and the local address should not
Information	in the same network segment.

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route-map

Syntax route-map name[ deny| permit][sequence]

Purpose To enter route mapping configuration mode to configure the system route mapping

Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:

Parameter	Description	Value
name	Route mapping name	Range: 1 – 16
		characters
deny| permit	Deny/permit	–
sequence	Sequence	Range: 0 – 65535

Mode ZXAN(config)#

Example The following example displays how to enter route mapping configuration mode to configure the system route mapping:

ZXAN(config)#route-map test permit 2

ZXAN(config-route-map)#

Related show route-map

Commands

time-range

Syntax	time-range range-name from starting-time sarting-date [to endi
	ng-time ending-date]
	time-range	range-name tarting-time		to ending-time{ daily
	| working-day | off-day | sunday | monday | tuesday |
	wednesday | thursday | friday | saturday }
	no time-range range-name
Purpose	To set time range
Usage Guidelines	The following table provides parameter description:
	Parameter		Description		Value
	range-name		Range name		Range: 1 – 16 charac-
					ters
	starting-time		Starting time		hh:mm:ss
	starting-date		Starting date		mm-dd-yyyy
					Year 2001 – 2099
	ending-time		Ending time		hh:mm:ss

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