Verilink XEL XSP-100 SHARK IAP (9SA-USRS-9.0R1.02) Product Manual - Manual (Page 144)

Chapter 6: Using the Command Line Interface (CLI)
Chapter 6-28 XEL P/N & Release 9SA-USRS-9.0R1.02 SHARK™ IAD User’s Guide
subnode is displayed. The following example is the result of entering the script
command from the top of the WAN-1 module's configurator.
SHARK010101000011>
SHARK010101000011> CONFIG
(top)>>
(top)>> WAN-1
(WAN-1)>> script
WAN-1
set WAN-1 option dsx
set WAN-1 dsx_line_build_out 0-133
set WAN-1 framing esf
set WAN-1 line_coding b8zs
set WAN-1 in_band_net_loop off
set WAN-1 esf_dl_net_loop off
set WAN-1 module-mode not-operational
(WAN-1)>>
If you are running the CLI on a computer you can select and copy this displayed
script to a text file thus saving your configuration for later reference.
SAVE Saves configuration data. For all modules except the ROUTER module this
command saves and loads all configuration data for the module from which it is
entered. See the "ROUTER module specific considerations" below.
(top)>> save
WARNING: 'dns primary-address [0.0.0.0]' and 'dns secondary-address
[0.0.0.0]'
indicate no nameserver is available.
>>>>>>>> DATA WRITTEN TO NVRAM <<<<<<<<
R OUTER
MODULE
SPECIFIC
CONSIDERATIONS
When the save command is entered, the ROUTER module configuration is
saved in memory but is NOT loaded until a system level coldstart router
command is entered from the system root prompt. As shown:
(ROUTER)>> up
(top)>> quit
SHARK010101000011> coldstart router
Cold starting Router scheduled in 2 seconds
Goodbye.
VALID Use this command to check if your configuration data is valid. A valid
command is automatically performed during a save command.
(top)>> valid
WARNING: 'dns primary-address [0.0.0.0]' and 'dns secondary-address
[0.0.0.0]'
indicate no nameserver is available.
Validation passed!
(top)>>
VIEW Displays the current CONFIG settings. If you enter the view command at the
top level of the CONFIG hierarchy, the command line interface displays the
settings for all enabled functions in the SHARK™ IAD. If you enter the view
command at an intermediate node, you see all the settings for the node from
which it was issued and its subnodes.