Verilink XEL XSP-100 SHARK IAP (9SA-USRS-9.0R1.02) Product Manual - Manual (Page 129)

Chapter 6: Using the Command Line Interface (CLI)
SHARK™ IAD User’s Guide XEL P/N & Release 9SA-USRS-9.0R1.02 Chapter 6-13
address is specified, then the current address is displayed.
LIBRARY INSTALL
library install [] [ ] [] ['yes'] where;
=[ xmodem / ip ]
= is the module name (use "lib slot" to view module names)
= the filename to download
Use this command to install new firmware from a TFTP server or by using
Xmodem protocal on the Craft Port. The protocal option of IP uses a TFTP
server running on the computer where the file for downloading is stored. The
server address and path are set with the commands:
library address (sets server ip address)
library path (sets default path).
If begins with a '/' then the default path is ignored.
The Xmodem potocal is only available on the Craft port. An attempt to use
Xmodem on a Telnet session will result in an error message.
LIBRARY PATH
library path [] Specify the file path on the TFTP server to the file
to be use for library installations. If no path is specified, then the current path is
displayed. The path should include a trailing slash when specifying a directory:
library path /public/shark/download/
The path may contain both forward and backward slashes for compatibility with
other TFTP servers on operating systems. Note: If your TFTP server has a
problem with either / or \ in a path string, then use ./ as the path string. In
your TFTP server directory, specify the directory where the file is located,
and make that the base directory of the TFTP server.
LIBRARY SLOT
Library slot Use this command to list the available devices to be used in the
library install; uninstall, and view commands. This command does not have
arguments or parameters. The library commands use the following slot mappings
which is displayed when this command is entered:
1 VOICE1 2 Xconnect 3 Router 4
5 VOICE2 6 WAN1 7 LAN1 8
9 VOICE3 10 WAN2 11 LAN2 12
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LIBRARY UNINSTALL
library uninstall where:
= is the module name (use "lib slot" to view module names).
Use this command to remove the latest installed firmware image from the library
and revert to the previous version.
LIBRARY VIEW
library view [] [all] [details]where:
= is the module name (use "lib slot" to view module names)
'all' displays all current and backup information
'details' displays all data rather then default summary information
Use this command to view information about all firmware modules on file.