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Media Flow Controller Administrator’s Guide Media Flow Controller CLI Commands
show bonds [<bonding_interface>]
List configuration information about all or the specified bonding interface.
Note! When any change is made to the Media Flow Controller delivery mechanism, including
configuring bonded interfaces, you must restart the delivery service (service restart mod-
delivery).
boot
Configure system booting parameters.
boot
bootmgr password [0 <cleartext_password> | 7 <encrypted_password> |
<cleartext_password>]
next fallback-reboot enable
system {location <location_ID> | next}
Notes:
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bootmgr password
—Set the system boot manager password.
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0 <cleartext_password>
—Allows the password to be specified in cleartext.
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7 <encrypted_password>
—Allows the password to be provided in the same
encrypted form in which it would be stored in the system password file. Useful for
show configuration, since the cleartext password cannot be recovered after it is set.
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<cleartext_password>
—Enter a cleartext password; if none is specified, the user
is prompted for the password, with entries obscured, requiring the same string to be
entered twice for confirmation.
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next fallback-reboot enable
—Allow or disallow (with no) enabling fallback reboot if
the configuration file cannot be applied after an upgrade or downgrade is attempted.
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system
—Specify which location the system should boot from by default; use 1 or 2 for
location ID. Use next to set the boot location to be the next one after the one currently
booted from. This does not mean the next one after the one Media Flow Controller is
currently set to boot from; thus the command is idempotent, and does not cycle through all
of the available locations.
show bootvar
Similar to show images in that it lists what images are on the two locations, and which are the
active and default location; but not all of the show images data is displayed.
cachelog
Configure cache log options. See “Cache Log (cachelog)” on page 214 for usage information.
See “Configuring Media Flow Controller Service Logs (CLI)” on page 226 for task details
including information on log rotation.
cachelog
copy <SCP>
filename <name>
on-the-hour {disable | enable}
rotate {filesize-MB <integer> | time-interval <hours>}
syslog replicate {disable | enable}