Running command scripts – HP StorageWorks IP Storage Router User Manual
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You can extend commands across line boundaries by ending a line with a
backslash ( \ ) as the continuation character (
). Use the
continuation character to make long commands more readable. The line
sequence is continued until a command line without a continuation character
is encountered. If a comment line is used to end a line continuation sequence,
you must add a blank line after the comment.
Example 23: Extended Commands:
radius-server host 10.5.0.53 \
auth-port 1644 \
timeout 60 \
retransmit 5
! Configure 1st RADIUS server
radius-server host 10.6.0.61
. . .
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Scripts can be invoked from other scripts.
When scripts run, the commands and any responses are echoed on the storage
router console.
Scripts can be created on any system using any text editor and placed in the
script
directory (/ata3/script) of the target storage router using FTP. See
“Using FTP with the Storage Router”
section on
for details. You can
also use the copy command to copy the script file to the storage router using
HTTP or TFTP.
Running Command Scripts
Use the following procedure to execute the CLI commands stored in a script file.
In this example, the script file is named CreateSc and must exist in the
script
directory.
1. enable — Enter Administrator mode.
2. show script CreateSc
— Verify that the script, CreateSc, exists in the
script
directory and that it contains the configuration that you want to
recreate.
3. read script CreateSc or read script CreateSc force
—
Read and execute the CLI commands in the script file. When prompted,
confirm that you want to continue and execute the script commands.