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The following abbreviated command specifies that a neighbor on port 2
network number &10 with address %080002030ef2 receives Routing
Internet Protocol (RIP) and Service Access Point (SAP) updates:
network number &10 with address %080002030ef2 receives Routing
Internet Protocol (RIP) and Service Access Point (SAP) updates:
ADD !2 -NRIP ATN &10%080002030ef2
The full form syntax:
SETDefault -IP CONTrol = ([ROute | NoROute], [RelaySrcRoute |
NoRelaySrcRoute], [SplitLoad | NoSplitLoad], [Filtering |
NoFiltering], [SECurity | NoSECurity], [FwdSubnetBcast |
NoFwdSubnetBcast], [FwdAllSubnetBcast] | NoFwdAllSubnetBcast)
can be abbreviated to:
SETD -IP CONT = ([RO | NRO], [RSR | NRSR], [SL | NSL], [F | NF],
[SEC | NSEC], [FSB | NFSB], [FASB | NFASB])
The following abbreviated command enables IP routing, packet filtering,
and security:
and security:
SETD -IP CONT = (RO,F,SEC)
For consistency and clarity in the Enteprise OS and NETBuilder family
guides, the full form syntax is provided. However, you can use the
abbreviated form by only typing the uppercase portion of the command
and supplying the appropriate values.
guides, the full form syntax is provided. However, you can use the
abbreviated form by only typing the uppercase portion of the command
and supplying the appropriate values.
Variations in
Command Syntax
Command Syntax
Each command has its own syntax. When a command is used for
configuring parameters, its syntax or values may change according to the
parameter and the service. For example, the SETDefault command sets
the NetMapTime parameter in the SYS Service and the MaxAge
parameter in the STP Service. In the following example, the general
command syntax is followed by the syntax variations (different values for
different parameters) appropriate to the parameter associated with a
service:
configuring parameters, its syntax or values may change according to the
parameter and the service. For example, the SETDefault command sets
the NetMapTime parameter in the SYS Service and the MaxAge
parameter in the STP Service. In the following example, the general
command syntax is followed by the syntax variations (different values for
different parameters) appropriate to the parameter associated with a
service:
SETDefault <parameter> = <value>
SETDefault -SYS NetMapTime = <number> (0 to 120 seconds)
SETDefault -STP MaxAge = <seconds> (6–40)