Allied Telesis AR750S, Manual

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Getting Started 1-5
Software Version 2.8.1
C613-03119-00 REV A
Setting System Parameters
If you are using ISDN, you can use a global setting to set the router to defaults
appropriate for the territory where you operate. The command is:
set system territory
To aid in identifying the router you can name it, specify its location, and
identify the person responsible for administering it. These settings are
controlled by the commands:
set system name
set system location
set system contact
The system name is displayed as part of the command prompt, and all three of
the above settings are displayed in the output of the command:
show system
You can set the router’s time and date, which are displayed in log messages, by
using the command:
set time
For more information, see “System Identification” on page 4-3 of Chapter 4,
Configuring and Monitoring the System .
Saving Configurations Entered
with the CLI
To view the router’s current dynamic configuration, enter the command:
show configuration dynamic
If the router restarts (boots), any changes to the dynamic configuration are lost
unless you have saved them by entering the command:
create config= filename .cfg
The filename can be up to 28 characters long. The configuration file that you
create with this command records passwords in encrypted form, not in
cleartext.
To set the router to execute this configuration file when it restarts, enter the
command:
set config= filename .cfg