Cyclades AlterPath ACS, Command Reference Manual

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The Routing Table
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Having arrived at the location where text should be changed, use these commands to
modify the text (note commands “i” and “o” will move you into edit mode and
everything typed will be taken literally until you press the <ESC> key to return to the
command mode).
After you have finished modifying a file, enter line mode (by typing “:” from command
mode) and use one of the following commands:
A.6 The Routing Table
The ACS has a static routing table that can be seen using the commands:
# route
or
# netstat -rn
The file /etc/network/st_routes is the ACS’s method for configuring static routes. Routes
should be added to the file (which is a script run when the ACS is initialized) or at the
prompt (for temporary routes) using the following syntax:
route [add|del] [-net|-host] target netmask nt_msk [gw gt_way] interf
i Inserts text before the cursor position (everything to the right of the cursor is
shifted right).
o Creates a new line below the current line and insert text (all lines are shifted
down).
dd Removes the entire current line.
x Deletes the letter at the cursor position.
Table A.3: vi file modification commands
w Saves the file (w is for write).
wq Saves and closes the file (q is for quit).
q! Closes the file without saving.
w file Saves the file with the name <file>.
e file Opens the file named <file>.
Table A.4: vi line mode commands