Configuration Guide Basic Switch Management Configuration
December 10, 2005, and you want the system to reload at 12:00 a.m. on
January 1, 2006, you can input reload at 12:00 1 1 2006 newyear.
3. reload cancel
This command deletes the restart scheme specified by the user. As mentioned
above, you have specified the system to reload at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow, the
setting will be removed after you input reload cancel.
Only if the system supports clock function can users use option
at. Before the use, it is recommended to configure the system
clock according to your needs. If a restart scheme has been set
before, the subsequent settings will overwrite the previous
settings. If the user has set a restart scheme and then restarts
the system before the scheme takes effect, the scheme will be
lost.
The span from the time in the restart scheme to the current time
shall be within 200 days and must be greater than the current
system time. Besides, after you set reload, you should not set
the system clock. Otherwise, your setting may fail to take effect,
such as setting system time after reload time.
Specifying the System to Restart at the
Specified Time
In the privileged mode, you can configure the system reload at the specified
time using the following commands:
Ruijie# reload at hh:mm day month
year [reload-reason]
The system will reload at hh:mm,month
day,year. reload-reason (if any) indicates
the reason that the system reloads.
The following is an example specifying the system reload at 12:00 a.m. January
11, 2005 (suppose the current system clock is 8:30 a.m. January 11,2005):
Ruijie# reload at 12:00 1 11 2005 midday //Set the reload time and date.
Ruijie# show reload //Confirm the modification
takes effect.
Reload scheduled for 2005-01-11 12:00 (in 3 hours 29 minutes)16581 seconds.
At 2005-01-11 12:00
Reload reason: midday
Specifying the System to Restart after a
Period of Time
In the privileged mode, you can configure the system reload in the specified
time with the following commands:
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