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A P P E N D I X A Command Reference show timeout { current | default } displays the timeout interval set for a Telnet session. Example 6000 Switch>#>show timeout current Login current timeout interval is 15 minutes. 6000 Switch>#>show timeout default Login default timeout interval is 15 minutes. show treetype Displays Spanning Tree type. Example 6000 Switch>#>show treetype Single Spanning Tree show version displays the firmware version number. This command is available in privileged and non-privileged mode. Example 6000 Switch>#>show version CP Version CP Boot Version LUE Version Web Page Version 6070_v7.0.latest Apr 13 2000 11:20:49 [7.0] (DEBUG) 6002_v6.0.latest Feb 25 2000 16:49:46 BOOTROM [6.0a] LFA P2E1.PR25.ED45 Dec 28 1999 6070_v7.0.latest Apr 13 2000 10:28:50 [7.0] 296
A P P E N D I X A Intel® NetStructure 6000 Switch User Guide upgrade Command upgrade option Description Privileged command that programs new system software into the switch’s flash memory. The image is located in a file on a host that is running a TFTP server. Example 6000 Switch>upgrade help Usage: upgrade template_filename {ip_address | hostname} upgrade {ip_address | hostname} The template_filename specified should be the name of the image minus the filename extension. CP system software: cprel The following are the upgrade options: upgrade filename ip_address | hostname requests image files from the TFTP server at the IP address specified by ip_address to upgrade the CP system image. A host name can be substituted for an IP address, if DNS is enabled. Example 6000 Switch>#>upgrade /usr/6000switch/cprel 192.2.2.10 upgrade ip_address | hostname requests the default image file cprel from the TFTP server at the IP address specified by ip_address. [Extensions added as needed.A host name may be substituted for an IP address, if DNS is enabled.] Example 6000 Switch>#> upgrade 192.2.2.10 Note ip_address is the IP address of the TFTP server and filename is the name of the file that is downloaded to the CP Flash memory. 297
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