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Configuring BayStack Remote Access

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Use Technician Interface commands to verify or correct the status of the

synchronous, Ethernet, or token ring connectors used for network

booting.

For instructions, see Using Technician Interface Software. Examples of

BayStack router commands and responses follow, as well as some connector

and interface settings you should consider.

• Enter the following command to display the BayStack router driver:

get wfLinkModules.15.0

On an AN/ANH, the response is as follows:

wfLinkModules.wfANLoad.0 = 2147483648

On an ARN, the response is as follows:

wfLinkModules.wfARNLoad.0 = 2147483648

The response indicates that the BayStack router driver is configured to run

in slot 1 (the only BayStack router slot).

The decimal number

2147483648 represents slot 1. If the setting is not

2147483648, enter one of the following commands to correct it:

set wfLinkModules.15.0 2147483648;commit (for AN/ANH)

set wfLinkModules.25.0 2147483648;commit (for ARN)

To display the configured drivers, enter the following command:

get wfDrivers.*.0

A combination of the following settings should appear in the list of

drivers, according to your BayStack router configuration:

wfDrivers.wfQsccSyncLoad.0 = 2147483648

COM ports

wfDrivers.wfQsccEnetLoad.0 = 2147483648

Ethernet ports

(nonrepeating)

wfDrivers.wfRptrLoad.0 = 2147483648

Ethernet repeater

ports (ANH

only)

wfDrivers.wfTMS380Load.0 = 2147483648

Token ring ports

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