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Media Flow Controller CLI Commands Media Flow Controller Administrator’s Guide
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copy
—Auto upload (when the set rotate criteria is reached) the cachelog using SCP
(secure channel protocol), to the server specified using hostname. If username and
password are provided, Media Flow Controller uses that for authentication of the SCP
session. The no variant disallows auto upload. See
“Terminology” on page 30 for the scp
URL format); you must have an SCP server installed in order to SCP files to your
machine.
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filename
—Configure the name of the file where the cache log is stored. Default is
cachelog.<num>.yyyymmdd_hour:min:sec (numbered sequentially).
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on-the-hour
—Set hourly log rotation. Default is no (disabled).
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rotate
—Media Flow Controller allows cache log rotation based on file size or time.
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filesize-MB
—Set rotation based on file size. Media Flow Controller creates
"cache.log.1," "cache.log.2" and so on up to "cache.log.10," after which it wraps
around. By default, each file size is 100MB. We highly recommend not increasing the
size; huge file transfers take a lot of time, and if there is a system reset, large volumes
of data are at risk.
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time-interval
—Set rotation based on time. Specify a time in hours after which the
cache log is rotated.
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syslog replicate
—Specify whether (enable) or not cache log messages are seen as
part of SYSLOG; default is no (disabled), cache log is not seen as part of SYSLOG.
clear
clear arp-cache
EXEC command. Clear dynamic entries from the arp-cache.
cli
Configure CLI shell options.
cli
clear-history
default
auto-logout <length_in_minutes>
paging enable
prefix-modes enable
progress
prompt
confirm-reload
confirm-reset
confirm-unsaved
empty-password
show
session
auto-logout <length_in_minutes>
paging enable