Motorola CAJUN P120 - Manual (Page 55)

Chapter 6 Legacy CLI (Command Line Interface)
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Privileged Level Commands
You must enter the Privileged level, with the login or flogin command, before
accessing these commands. These commands are available in addition to all the
Normal level commands, except for the
simple-setup command.
Table 6.2 Privileged Level Commands
Command Syntax Function
cam-find Lookup for specific MAC address in the
soft-CAM
exit Saves and exits the Privileged level (not the
session) and returns to the Normal level
factory-def <group_name|all> Reset parameter values to their factory defaults
genstat Displays general traffic statistics for the
Cajun P120
prompt <prompt_text> Changes the CajunP120 prompt to the text that
you specify. The new prompt only takes effect after
performing the write command.
reload Rereads the last saved configuration settings
reset Resets the Cajun P120. This is equivalent to
powering the switch off and on again.
rmonreset Sets the Rmon MIB factory values.
set <group>
<port#|index_value> [list]
Example: set ip list Set parameter values for a specific group
setmib <object_ID> <value> Sets a MIB value
setpw Changes the Privileged level password
sh-swt-stat <slot#>
<port#> [r] Displays received statistics for the port that you
specified
stopr Disables the repetitive command level
(option [r])
tftp-cmd [start|stop|status]
If you use the tftp-cmd stop
command, after resetting the
Cajun P120, it will boot up from
its INIT software. Starts, stops or displays the status of the TFTP
process.
TFTP will not start if TFTP-OP is set to notftp in the
TFTP group.
write Saves the current configuration in the Cajun
P120’s flash memory