IBM 8239 Token-Ring Stackable Hub, Setup And User Manual

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>> script script1 list <Enter>
Script: script1
[ 1]
disable port 1.3
[ 2] disable port 1.6
[ 3] disable port 1.10
>>
Running Scripts
You can run a script:
¹
From the command line
¹
From a schedule
¹
From an RMON event
From the Command Line
To start a script from the command line, type:
script script1 run <Enter>
Note that:
¹
Output generated by the script is displayed at the terminal where the command
was entered.
¹
Output that prompts you to press any key to continue does not stop the script
running; the script continues to completion. The output may appear erratic
because of screen buffer overrun.
¹
Scripts can be chained; that is, one script can end with a command that runs
another script. Be careful that you do not create a loop that would cause you to
have to reset the 8239.
From a Schedule (8239 Model 1 only)
To run a script from a schedule, follow these steps.
Create the Script: Follow the steps in “Creating Scripts” on page 7-4 to create a
script. Make a note of the index number of your script, as it is used by the
scheduler.
Determine a Schedule Index: The scheduling function operates by keeping track
of a schedule index. Type:
>>display schedule all<Enter>
In this example, the script interface displays an empty schedule:
Schedule Script Days
Index Mode Time Number SMTWTFS Dates
----- ----- ---- ------ -------- -----
1 disabled 00:00 *****
2 disabled 00:00 *****
3 disabled 00:00 *****
.
.
.
19 disabled 00:00 *****
20 disabled 00:00 *****
In this example, an item is added to index 1.
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