20. Click on the ASM Unit.
Response: The ASM Page displays.
21. Right Click on the Cut Through button and select Open Telnet to ASM option
from the drop down menu.
Response: A seperate window opens containing the ASM UNIX shell.
22. Login to the ASM UNIX Shell.
Response:
asm0#
23. Use the ping command to verify connectivity between the ASM and the Host
Router.
The format of the ping command is:
ping <IP address of the Host Router>
Response:
<IP address of the Host Router> is alive
If the ping command fails, seek technical support.
24. Type and enter cd /varapp/dynastar/X
Where: X = host_a, host_b, or host_c
Response:
asm0#
25. Type and enter pwd
Response:
/varapp/dynastar/X
Where: X = host_a, host_b, or host_c
26. Type and enter ls -l
Response:
total XXX
-rw-r--r-- 1 root other XXXX Jul 26 10:23 cnfgload.cmp
-rw-r--r-- 1 root other XXXX Jul 26 10:23 config
27. Type and enter tftp X
Where: X = the IP address of Ethernet port at the router
(For example, tftp 10.10.1.254)
Response:
tftp>
28. Type and enter binary
Response:
tftp>
29. Type and enter put cnfgload.cmp
Response:
NETWORK PROCEDURES
Procedure 3.6
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October 2004
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