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To remind you that configuration changes are pending, the command prompt

changes so it contains asterisks. For example, the default command prompt changes

from BSGX4e> to *BSGX4e*>. The asterisks indicate that, although received and

applied, the entered changes are not yet stored in nonvolatile memory.

By convention, this guide shows the command prompt with asterisks as just *>. For

example, the save command is entered after a *> prompt:

*> save

Saving:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:............:.....:.:.:..:...:..:

.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.........................:........:...................

.............................................:........:...............

..........:........:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:..:.:....:.:.:.:..:.:.:...

.. (10596 bytes)completed!

Note that the example shows the prompt changing from *> to >.

Showing the Configuration

To list the current configuration of the BSGX4e, enter either:

> dump

> show running

The configuration listed is the current configuration for the unit. If changes are

pending, the listed configuration does not match the configuration stored in

nonvolatile memory.

To see an example of a configuration listing, see “Configuration Example” (page

388).

Defining Auto Run Commands

Commands can be set to run automatically each time the BSGX4e restarts. To define

an autorun command, use this command:

> config system startup

Table 23 lists its parameters.

Table 23. Autorun Command Parameters

Parameter Description

[index] Command index. The first command has index 0.

command Command enclosed in double-quotes (“).

1 2 ... 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 ... 455 456

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