Proxim Tsunami MP.11 and MP.11a CPN 65755B User Manual

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Tsunami MP.11and MP.11a Installation and Management 
Chapter 6.  Command Line Interface 
The Command Line Interface (CLI) provides a text-based interface with which you can configure and 
manage the MP.11/a using commands.  You can enter these commands or submit them in the form of a 
script to allow batch processing.  Accessing the CLI is discussed in “Command Line Interface Overview” 
in the Tsunami MP.11/a Installation and Management Guide.
Administrators use the CLI to control MP.11/a operation and monitor network statistics.  The MP.11/a 
supports two types of CLI—the Boot Loader CLI and the normal CLI.  The Boot Loader CLI provides a 
limited command set and is used when the current Image is bad or missing.   
BOOT LOADER COMMAND LINE INTERFACE 
The Boot Loader is started when the MP.11/a is switched on or reset, and is responsible for starting the 
embedded software.  The Boot Loader CLI is available when the MP.11/a embedded software is not 
running. 
The Boot Loader CLI is a minimal subset of the normal CLI used to perform initial configuration of the 
MP.11/a.  This interface is accessible only through the serial interface if the MP.11/a does not contain a 
software image or a download image command over TFTP has failed. 
The Boot Loader CLI lets you configure the initial setup parameters as well as download a software 
image to the device. 
The following commands are supported by the Boot Loader CLI: 
▪ 
Set for configuration of initial device parameters  
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Show to view the device’s configuration parameters 
▪ 
Help to provide additional information about all commands supported by the Boot Loader CLI 
▪ 
Reboot to reboot the device 
The parameters supported by the Boot Loader CLI (for viewing and modifying) are: 
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System name 
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IP address assignment type 
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IP address 
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IP mask 
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Gateway IP address 
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TFTP Server IP address 
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Image Filename (including the file extension) 
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Issue Date:  August 2003