IBM TotalStorage L10, Cli Reference Manual

Page: 21 / 96

© Copyright IBM Corp. 2004
9
Chapter 2. Configuration menu (root/config)
The Configuration menu provides menus and commands for configuring the switch,
ports, One-Step Zoning, Automatic Trunking, Load Balancing, and network settings.
Menu Commands
Saving the current system configuration (root/config/save)
Switch configuration settings (for example, zoning or port settings) can be saved to the
switch’s Flash memory to protect against loss of power. This command automatically
resets the switch.
To save the current configuration:
1. From the Configuration menu (root/config), type
save
and press E
NTER
to save all of
the current switch configuration settings.
A message prompt appears confirming the request.
2. Type
y
and press E
NTER
to proceed.
The current switch configuration is saved and the switch automatically resets.
Setting the switch to factory defaults (root/config/default)
This command returns the switch to the factory default settings; however, the network
configuration and port type settings are retained.
To restore the factory default configuration:
1. From the Configuration menu (root/config), type
default
and press E
NTER
.
A message prompt appears confirming the request.
2. Type
y
and press E
NTER
.
Table 3. Configuration menu commands
Command Description
Additional
Information
1. save Saves the current system configuration. See page 9.
2. sys Displays the System Configuration sub-menu. See page 11.
3. default Resets the switch to the factory default settings. See page 9.
4. port Displays the Port Configuration sub-menu. See page 20.
5. password Changes the switch password. See page 10.
6. load Displays the Load Balancing Configuration sub-menu. See page 33.
7. trunk Displays the Trunking Configuration sub-menu. See page 37.
8. network Displays the Network Configuration sub-menu. See page 39.
9. zone Displays the Zone Configuration sub-menu. See page 41.
10. .. Returns to the previous menu. See page 10.
11. ? Displays additional information on a command. See page 10.