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Utilities

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4.2 BACKUP

Syntax:

backup [-v] [-d] [-p<PASS>] -m<TYPE> [-t<TCP#>] [-b<DDS>] [-x] <IP_ADDR> <fname>

Where:

-v Print version of the utility.

-d Present versbose debugging data.

-p<PASS> Use password <PASS> in lieu of the default for the purposes of logging into the

device console.

-m<TYPE> The target device type. ( e.g. –m4180 )

-t<TCP#> Over-Ride the default TCP number. Since this option is an over-ride. It should

follow the device definition –m<TYPE> as that option sets the default and

options are processed left to right.

-b<DDS> In situations where a UMI is used in a BNS/Datakit network as a means to

access a serial port connected device, this options specifies the “double-dial”

dial string used in the BNS/Datakit network.

-x Exclude advanced TCP features. Used for Solaris 2.6 and earlier.

<IP-ADDR> The IP address of the target device. In situations where a UMI is used to access

a serial port, the IP address of the UMI. In situations where a serial port is

connected to another device. This is IP address of the device which has the

support serial port.

<fname> The name of the file to be created containing the Database Backup.

4.3 RELOAD

Syntax:

reload [-v] [-d] [-r] [-p<PASS>] -m<TYPE> [-t<TCP#>] [-b<DDS>] [-slow] [-x]

<IP_ADDR> <fname>

Where:

-v Print version of the utility.

-d Present versbose debugging data.

-p<PASS> Use password <PASS> in lieu of the default for the purposes of logging into the

device console.

-r Automatic Reboot after Upgrade.

-m<TYPE> The target device type. ( e.g. –m4180 )

-t<TCP#> Over-Ride the default TCP number. Since this option is an over-ride. It should

follow the device definition –m<TYPE> as that option sets the default and

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