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August 2003
Access Navigator - Release 1.8
CLI Language Reference
CLI Command List
Switch Controller
CAUTION!
S
WITCHING
C
ONTROLLERS
WILL
DISRUPT
CALL
PROCESSING
AND
CALL
DATA
FLOW
FOR
A
FEW
MILLISECONDS
,
BUT
NO
ESTABLISHED
CALLS
WILL
BE
LOST
.
Purpose:
Transfers active control to the standby Controller card. This means the active card goes
into standby, and the standby card becomes active. Switching will not occur if the
standby Controller is missing or is not operational.
Security:
Level 2 (operator)
Syntax:
switch controller
Since the active card controls the CLI management session, the CLI will log the user
out and terminate the session before switching to the standby card. When the user logs
back in, the new session will be controlled by the now active Controller card.
Upload TFTP Config
CAUTION!
C
ONFIGURATION
FILES
ARE
NOT
COMPATIBLE
BETWEEN
DIFFERENT
SOFTWARE
VERSIONS
(
INCLUDING
OPTIONS
SUCH
AS
DCS, GR-303,
AND
P-P
HONE
).
S
ERVICE
DISRUPTIONS
CAN
OCCUR
IF
A
CONFIGURATION
FILE
CREATED
BY
ONE
SOFTWARE
VERSION
IS
DOWNLOADED
TO
AN
A
CCESS
N
AVIGATOR
RUNNING
A
DIFFERENT
VERSION
.
Purpose:
This is a Level 1 command that allows a network manager to read the Access Navigator
configuration database from flash memory and save the settings in file format. This file
may be used as a backup copy of the present configuration or as a template for
downloading to other Access Navigators. Because the IP settings are not saved, the file
can be used with any Access Navigator having the same DCS or GR-303 options. File
transfer normally takes only a few seconds.
NOTE:
To download a configuration database file to an Access Navigator,
.
Security:
Level 1 (manager)
Peak Calls
Maximum number of calls at one time. (To clear, see “Clear
Peak Call Count” on page 18-28.)
Switch Ports
Number of DS0 ports connected to the switch (excludes EOC
and TMC DS0s).
Percent Used
Percentage of switch ports in use, rounded to nearest whole
number.
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