Installation and Configuration Guide
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The 'support' Scope
These commands have unrestricted access. The user interface opens in the 'support' scope
by default.
board
Usage:
board [-h]
This displays simple identification data for the hardware and the running software. The software
version string and build date are displayed, along with the board type number and CPLD version.
cr
Usage:
cr [-h]
This displays the copyright information for the Gateway board. The text output from this
command can be long.
ifconfig
Usage:
ifconfig [-h]
Used with no parameter, this command displays the current interface settings for the network
connections. Each NLP has its own network connection, so if your system has two NLPs, there
will be two blocks of configuration information shown. Also shown is the auto-update information
- this is the file name to fetch from the IP address shown in the configAddress field.
log
Usage:
log -h
log -q
log <dest> <level>
This allows control of the tracing output. There are two output targets which can be controlled
independently. The console logger outputs messages across the serial port, so they will appear
on the same terminal as the user interface, while the syslogger writes events over the network
to the syslog address defined in the network device configuration.
Flags:
-q Displays the log levels for each output target. Use no other parameters with this flag.
Valid parameters:
dest Can be either 'console' or 'syslog' depending on the output target to be modified.
level 'off' to turn off the logging, or the log level 0-7 where 0 is minimal and 7 is logging of
everything.
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