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Getting Started with the BCC

308659-14.00 Rev 00

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Displaying the Total Device Configuration Tree (All Available Choices)

To display, from any BCC prompt, every object you can choose to add to the

current device configuration, use the

help tree

-all

command.

Example (BCN router):

box#

help tree -all

The entire configuration tree is:

board

virtual

ospf

neighbor

ftp

http

ntp

peer

snmp

community

manager

trap-entity

trap-event

tftp

console

telnet

client

server

atm

atm-interface

signaling

timers

signaling-vc

ilmi

ilmi-vc

sscop

. . .

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Using the Bay Command 1
Console (BCC) 1
Trademarks 2
Restricted Rights Legend 2
Statement of Conditions 2
Contents 5
308659-14.00 Rev 00 11
Before You Begin 15
Text Conventions 16
<valid_route> 17
Acronyms 18
Hard-Copy Technical Manuals 19
How to Get Help 19
Chapter 1 21
Overview of the BCC 21
Platform Requirements 22
Number of BCC Sessions 22
Multilevel Access 22
Terminology and Concepts 23
Configuration Context 25
Objects and Instances 26
Box and Stack 28
Connector 29
Parameters 30
Chapter 2 31
Getting Started with the BCC 31
Caution: 32
Example (go back one level): 35
Example (go back two levels): 35
Displaying Configuration Data 38
Displaying the Current Object 41
Displaying a Specified Object 41
Example (using the 47
command): 47
command 51
<parameter_name> 56
Usage Notes: 58
Chapter 3 59
Using Command Abbreviations 60
Recalling Commands 60
Editing Command Lines 61
Continuing a Command Line 62
Configuration Command Syntax 63
Command Syntax Requirements 64
Using Basic (Full) Syntax 64
Using Default Syntax 65
Using Abbreviated Syntax 66
Specifying Parameter Values 67
Creating and Using BCC Files 70
Nortel Networks Device 72
Chapter 4 75
Sample Router Configuration 76
BCC0013B 78
manager 86
Disabling a Configured Object 89
Enabling a Configured Object 90
Deleting a Configured Object 91
Appendix A 93
Multilevel Access Login 94
How Access Is Granted 94
Access Privileges 95
Access Security 95
Configuring Multilevel Access 96
Sharing Access Profiles 96
Configuring Access 97
Configuring User 98
Configuring Group 99
Configuring Audit 100
BCC Lock Messages 101
Example: 102
Appendix B 103
System Commands 103
Table B-1. System Commands 104
Appendix C 113
TCL Support 113
Appendix D 115
System show Commands 115
<option> 116
<media_type> 123
<IP_address> 128
<log_host_name> 129
<entity_name> 129
Appendix E 133
Syntax for Module Location 133
Adapter modules 134
Expansion module 134
Base module 134
Appendix F 137
BN Console Slot Election 137
Examples: 139
Appendix G 141
Configuring Syslog Services 141
Retrieves 142
Entity Filters 143
Syslog Message Format 145
Configuring 149
Starting the BCC 150
Filtering by Event Number 152
Filtering by Slot Number 155
Managing Syslog Services 157
Customizing Syslog Operation 160
Syslog Parameter Descriptions 163
(continued) 164

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