Alcatel Carrier Internetworking Solutions Omni Switch/Router - Manual (Page 175)

Listing the Secondary MPX Files
Page 6-11
Listing the Secondary MPX Files
The sls command lists the files in the secondary MPX module. This is similar to the ls
command; however, it lists files in the secondary MPX . To list files in the secondary MPX ,
enter
sls
at the system prompt. The following is a typical example.
/flash/esm.img 27204 7/14/99 11:39
/flash/mesm.img 27561 7/14/99 11:39
/flash/mpm.img 1790889 7/14/99 11:39
/flash/rav.img 83588 7/14/9 11:39
/flash/mpm.cnf 32768 1/ 1/70 00:00
/flash/mpm.log 18072 7/30/99 13:51
/flash/mpm.cfg 32768 7/30/99 14:40
/flash/mpm.cmd 32 1/ 1/70 00:00
/flash/gated.img 547041 8/27/9 16:01
/flash has 1071449 bytes free.
/simm Not present.
The sls command lists every file in the secondary MPX ’s flash memory followed by its size (in
bytes), creation date, and creation time. The three-letter file name suffix indicates the type of
file which includes configuration (
cnf and cfg ), command ( cmd ), and image ( img ). The image
file suffix can be changed for both the primary and secondary MPXs with the nisuf command,
which is described in Setting the Load Suffix on page 6-14.
Transferring a File to the Secondary MPX
The mpmstore command transfers a file in the flash memory of the primary MPX to the flash
memory of the secondary MPX . To use this command, enter mpmstore , followed by a space, a
slash ( / ), the name of the flash directory, another slash ( / ), and the name of the file you want
to transfer.
For example, to transfer the file mpm.log from the /flash directory on the primary MPX to the
secondary MPX , for example, you would enter
mpmstore /flash/mpm.log
at the system prompt. The following will be displayed.
Transferring...
If the file already exists on the target MPX , something similar to the following message will be
displayed.
File mpm.log exists on slot 2
Use the mpmreplace command, which is described in Replacing a File on the Secondary MPX
on page 6-12, to replace a file that already exists.