Intel® NetStructure™ 6000 Switch

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Intel® NetStructure 6000 Switch User Guide
The syntax for the console commands can be abbreviated. The
firmware recognizes a command when enough characters are typed
to uniquely identify the command. The abbreviations only apply to
the commands and not any of the options or parameters. Options still
need to be spelled out completely. The upgrade commands are not
abbreviated.
In the example below, the loaddefaults command can be typed as
loaddef to reset the switch to its factory defaults.
6000 Switch>#>loaddef
Any of the show commands may be typed with di instead of the word
show. The word show can be abbreviated by typing sh before any of
the options.
6000 Switch>#>sh sys
6000 Switch>#>di sys
Accessing the Command
Console through Telnet
The command console can be accessed over the network through a
Telnet connection.
1 Telnet is enabled by default. If the command was manually disabled,
used the privileged enable telnetd to activate the command.
2 Connect to the switch using any Telnet application software
installed on a network workstation or PC.
3 Include the IP address of the 6000 switch.
c:\windows\telnet.exe 192.22.2.12
The switch’s firmware supports multiple simultaneous Telnet
connections. The number of sessions is limited by the system
resources. When no more sessions are available, the client application
receives the message:
connection refused.
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