Zhone 5100 参照マニュアル

Example:

In this example, the file named “main.cfg” is deleted.

The directory structure of the 5100/6100 VDR follows the MS-DOS structure. The contents of 

each directory allow you to view the contents of the current directory and one level above where 

you are in the directory tree. 
You can create and delete directories for storage purposes (see rmdir and mkdir). You can view 

the contents of a directory by issuing the dir command.
Syntax: dir
Example:

In this example, the contents of the directory named “maincode” are shown.

You can copy a file from the network/host to the 5100/6100 VDR by issuing the download 

command. This file can be text, the current operating code (an image file with the suffix *.bin) or 

a configuration file ( *.cfg).
Syntax: download [server <server IP address>] [filename on server] [filename on VDR] 

[image <1 | 2>] [requestactive]
Arguments:

server <server IP address>     (optional) defaults to the FTP server IP address configured in 

“set ftp”

filename on server 

(optional) defaults to the filename given in “set ftp”

filename on the VDR

(optional) if not specified, the same filename as on the server. If 

the filename on the 5100/6100 VDR is to be different both 

filename must be specified.

VPacket# delete main.cfg

VPacket#

Vpacket# dir

Directory of \maincode

3/20/2001  15:57:36    <DIR>                                    .

3/20/2001  15:57:36    <DIR>                                    ..

 5/28/2002  18:39: 6                                      3123756 s020101.bin

  3 File(s)            3123756 bytes

Remaining file system bytes: 4910592

Vpacket#