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Diagnostic Parameters and Commands
Understanding Diagnostic command output
MAX Administration Guide B-59
FRestore
and loads the configuration that is stored in flash memory. The unit reboots again
to initialize the configuration properly.
Permission level: Requires Diagnostic mode permissions.
Usage: If no PCMCIA card is present,
tloadcode
loads the software to the unit’s internal
flash memory. If a PCMCIA card is present,
tloadcode
loads the software to the PCMCIA
card. Options provide additional controls over how software is loaded.
Syntax is:
tloadcode [ options ] tftp_server_IPadr filename
where:
options
include one or more of the following:
•
tftp_server_IPadr
is the IP address of the server on which you have stored the
MAX executable files.
•
filename
is the name of the executable file.
Example:
The following command loads the handler file from the TFTP server 192.168.18.33 onto the
PCMCIA card:
> tloadcode -b 192.168.18.33 m60handler.bin
The following command loads the
m60.bin
executable file into the boot directory of a
FAT-formatted PCMCIA card:
> tloadcode 192.168.18.33 current/m60.bin
The following command loads the
m60.bin
executable file into internal flash memory of the
MAX unit:
> tloadcode -i 192.168.18.33 m60.bin
Understanding Diagnostic command output
Many of the diagnostic commands display raw data. This section is designed to assist you in
decoding PPP, MP, MP+ and BACP negotiations. The negotiations can be logged with the
PPPDump, WANDisplay, WANDSess, WANNext, or WANOpen diagnostic commands. For
more detailed information than this appendix provides, see specific RFCs. A partial list of
pertinent RFCs appears at the end of this appendix.
-f
Forces the load procedure. If you use
-f, tloadcode
does not
return a warning message if you are loading an executable file not
intended for the unit on which you are loading it.
-i
Loads the executable file to the MAX unit’s internal flash memory,
even though a PCMCIA card is present.
-b
Loads the executable file into the space reserved for the handler file
on the PCMCIA card if the card was formatted using
-b
.