Cmd |
Command for configuration handling. Possible values are :
save(1) = save configuration (to FLASH)
load(2) = load configuration (from FLASH)
put(3) = write configuration (via TFTP)
get(4) = read configuration (via TFTP)
state(5) = write complete configuration (via TFTP)
delete(6) = delete configuration (within FLASH)
move(7) = move configuration (within FLASH)
copy(8) = copy configuration (within FLASH)
reboot(9) = reboot the system
reorg(10) = reorganizes the flash
unload(11) = remove loaded configuration (from RAM)
put_all(12) = write configuration (via TFTP),
include not accessible variables
get_all(13) = read configuration (via TFTP),
including not accessible variables Enumerations: - save (1)
- load (2)
- put (3)
- get (4)
- state (5)
- delete (6)
- move (7)
- copy (8)
- reboot (9)
- reorg (10)
- unload (11)
- put-all (12)
- get-all (13)
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Object |
Table object id (OID) to save/load. If this field is
set, only this table is saved/loaded. Otherwise all tables
are saved/loaded. |
Path |
NAme of the configuration file in flash memory to save/load. |
PathNew |
New name of configuration file in flash memory to move/copy |
Host |
TFTP host's IP address to send/receive the file to/from.
The configuration is transfered directly from flash
memory (biboAdmConfigPath) to TFTP-file (biboAdmConfigFile). |
State |
The state of this command (i.e., biboAdmConfigCmd).
todo(1) : the command will start soon
running(2) : the command is currently executing
done(3) : the command has successfully completed
error(4) : the command has failed (see biboAdmSyslogTable)
delayed(5) : the command is delayed due to given Timeout
stopped(6) : the command has stopped (Timeout set to -1)
Enumerations: - todo (1)
- running (2)
- done (3)
- error (4)
- delayed (5)
- stopped (6)
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File |
TFTP filename to read/write from/to the specified host.
The configuration file received is stored in flash memory
specified by biboAdmConfigPath.
If you set this field to 'xmodem' or 'xmodem-1k',
you can use the xmodem protocol on the serial line
instead of TFTP/IP. In this case you can additionally
specify a baud rate for the serial line, when you set
this field e.g. to 'xmodem@9600' or to 'xmodem-1k@9600'.
The actual configuration is not change. |
Timeout |
Set this value (default 0) to delay a new command for this
amount of seconds.
The value is counting down to show the remaining time
(State=delayed).
To stop a scheduled but delayed command set this value
to -1.
timeout = 0 cmd executed immediately (default)
timeout > 0 cmd executed in timeout seconds (counting down)
timeout < 0 cmd execution stopped (deleted)
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