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MAX 3000 Installation and Basic Configuration Guide
MAX User Interfaces
Using command-line-interface (CLI) tools
Note:
Your MAX unit can also be configured to use memory on an optional PCMCIA card.
Additional memory management commands and options are available for managing PCMCIA
cards. (For more information, see the Administration Guide.)
The commands summarized in Table 3-16 provide tools for managing the MAX unit’s memory
content.
Table 3-16. Commands for managing the MAX unit’s memory
Diagnostic
command
Function
nvramclear
Clears the content of flash memory, except for the subportion con-
taining the unit’s IP address and passwords. When you clear
NVRAM, the MAX unit resets and initializes itself with the config-
uration stored in flash memory, which is commonly a copy of the
current configuration. (To set the unit to its factory-default configu-
ration, use
flcear
to clear flash memory, then use
nvram-
clear
.)
fclear
Clears the subportion of flash memory that contains the unit’s IP
address and passwords.
fsave
Copies the current configuration of the MAX unit into flash mem-
ory.
frestore
Copies the content of flash memory to main memory (SDRAM).
tloadcode
Loads TAOS executable file from a TFTP server to the MAX unit’s
flash memory. The code executes after you reset the MAX unit.
The command syntax is:
tloadcode
TFTPserver filename
where
TFTPserver
is the name or IP address of the TFTP server
and
filename
is the name of the TAOS executable in the stan-
dard TFTP directory.
trestore
Restores a configuration file from a TFTP server. The command
syntax is:
trestore
TFTPserver filename
where
TFTPserver
is the name or IP address of the TFTP server
and
filename
is the name of the configuration file.
tsave
Saves the configuration stored in flash memory to a TFTP server.
The command syntax is:
tsave
TFTPserver filename
where
TFTPserver
is the name or IP address of the TFTP server
and
filename
is the name of the configuration file.
