Command details, Boot – Connect Tech BLUE HEAT/NET SYNC CTIM-00044 User Manual

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Connect Tech Blue Heat/Net Sync User Manual

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save

Save setting changes to non-volatile flash storage

update

Download a new operating system via TFTP and flash,

(uClinux) and loader/SCM image.

Command Details

boot

Syntax:

boot [mode=] [file=] [delay=]


Description:

This command establishes the Blue Heat/Net Sync boot-up mode. For a detailed
description of the boot-up process of the Blue Heat/Net Sync, see

How the Blue

Heat/Net Sync Boots Up

in the Appendix.

Options:

mode=

A comma-separated list of the following sub-options. Each sub-option is

preceded by either a + or a to indicate if the sub-option is enabled or disabled.

±flash Enables or disables the ability to boot from the flash memory.
±bootp Enables or disables the ability to obtain the boot-up information from a
Server.
±tftp Enables or disables the ability to download and boot from a file located on
a Server.

file=
This option specifies the default file name used for the boot-up (if TFTP boot is
enabled) and also the default file name when using the flos command.
This can be any sequence of characters up to 128 characters in length. (The
default is BHNuClinux_vvv.gz, where vvv is the current version number of the
“Operating System image”).

delay=
This sets the time duration for accessing the SCM application. It can be set from
2 to 30 seconds, the default is 30. (See the section

How the Blue Heat/Net Sync

Boots Up

for more information).

cfg

Syntax:

cfg [port=] [timeout=] [password=] [prompt=] [file=]


Description:

Establishes the settings used by the SCM application to

modify its behavior.

Options:

port=

Specifies the port number to scan for a password to gain entry in the SCM.

N = Scan just port N (N=1 to the number of ports on the unit).

255 = Scan all ports on the unit (default unless unit has programmable line

interfaces).

timeout=
Specifies the time duration allowed for a TCM (via telnet) session to be idle (no
activity) before the session is terminated.
0 to 1092 minutes
(default = 5)
Note: A setting of zero allows infinite timeout.

NOTE: The TCM function is currently not available with this
product.

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