Read config or information for config of service adaptor registered in SACM.
msh(tsa********)> show config <SA Code> [type <Type> [module <Module ID>]]
Parameter name |
Description |
---|---|
<SA Code> |
SA code |
(Optional) <Type> |
Config type
|
(Optional) <Module ID> |
Module ID of displayed config
|
Note
If <Module ID> parameter has been specified, then the actual config is displayed. If not specified, then the config information including module name, version, etc., are displayed.
Output examples for commands are shown below.
Displays information for all configs set in the service adaptor
msh(tsa********)> show config tsw00000000
---
- Working Config:
- Module ID: 0
Module Name: SA-W1 1.00 (Beta39)
Version: 1.0.2-39
Binary: false
- Startup Config:
- Module ID: 0
Module Name: SA-W1 1.00 (Beta27)
Version: 1.0.2-27
Binary: false
- Running Config:
- Module ID: 0
Module Name: SA-W1 1.00 (Beta27)
Version: 1.0.2-27
Binary: false
msh(tsa********)>
Displays information for service adaptor working config
msh(tsa********)> show config tsw00000000 type working
---
Working Config:
- Module ID: 0
Module Name: SA-W1 1.00 (Beta39)
Version: 1.0.2-39
Binary: false
msh(tsa********)>
Displays the working config for module 0 of the service adaptor
msh(tsa********)> show config tsw00000000 type working module 0
interface.ge0.ipv4.address: dhcp
route.ipv4.0.destination: default
route.ipv4.0.gateway: dhcp
resolver.service: enable
resolver.1.address: dhcp
resolver.domain: example.jp
dns-forwarder.service: enable
msh(tsa********)>
Registers/reflects the service adaptor config in the SACM.
msh(tsa********)> set config <SA Code> <Type> [module <Module ID> [config <Config PATH>]]
Parameter name |
Description |
---|---|
<SA Code> |
SA code |
<Type> |
Config type
|
(Optional) <Module ID> |
ID of the module with the config to be updated
|
(Optional) <Config PATH> |
Path of the config file (local)
|
Note
Can only set configs in text format.
To update the startup config and running config, first update and save the working config and then reflect that content onto each config to update content.
Output examples for commands are shown below.
Specify config file and configure config
msh(tsa********)> set config tsw00000000 working module 0 config /tmp/config.txt
set config: Working Config was updated.
Sample config
interface.ge0.ipv4.address: dhcp
route.ipv4.0.destination: default
route.ipv4.0.gateway: dhcp
interface.pppoe0.id: sacm@example.jp
interface.pppoe0.password: sacm
interface.pppoe0.ipcp: enable
resolver.service: enable
resolver.1.address: dhcp
resolver.domain: example.jp
dns-forwarder.service: enable
dns-forwarder.1.address: ipcp
dns-forwarder.2.address: 192.168.1.100
dns-forwarder.listen.ipv4.100.interface: pppoe0
Set config by reading config content from standard input
msh(tsa********)> set config tsw00000000 working module 0
please enter data ("." for end of data)
interface.ge0.ipv4.address: dhcp
route.ipv4.0.destination: default
route.ipv4.0.gateway: dhcp
interface.pppoe0.id: sacm@example.jp
interface.pppoe0.password: sacm
interface.pppoe0.ipcp: enable
resolver.service: enable
resolver.1.address: dhcp
resolver.domain: example.jp
dns-forwarder.service: enable
dns-forwarder.1.address: ipcp
dns-forwarder.2.address: 192.168.1.100
dns-forwarder.listen.ipv4.100.interface: pppoe0
.
set config: Working Config was updated.