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A QuickLoop Telnet Commands

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A QUICKLOOP TELNET COMMANDS This appendix provides information about the Telnet commands available for managing QuickLoop. To use a Telnet command, log into the relevant switch with administrative privileges, enter the command along with any required operands, and press Enter. Note QuickLoop can be accessed simultaneously from different connections, by the Front Panel, Telnet, or the web. If this happens, changes from one connection might not be updated to the other, and some can be lost. If "Committing configuration..." displays during a Telnet session, the configuration might have been modified from another connection. For information about reserving the "0" AL_PA for use by a fabric port, refer to the description of the Telnet command configure, described in the Fabric OS Reference Manual version 2.4. The Telnet commands specific to QuickLoop are summarized in Table 1. 31

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QUICKLOOP TELNET COMMANDS
This appendix provides information about the Telnet commands available
for managing QuickLoop. To use a Telnet command, log into the relevant
switch with administrative privileges, enter the command along with any
required operands, and press Enter.
Note
QuickLoop can be accessed simultaneously from different
connections, by the Front Panel, Telnet, or the web. If this happens,
changes from one connection might not be updated to the other, and some
can be lost. If “
Committing configuration...
” displays during a
Telnet session, the configuration might have been modified from another
connection.
For information about reserving the “0” AL_PA for use by a fabric port,
refer to the description of the Telnet command
configure
, described in
the
Fabric OS Reference Manual version 2.4.
The Telnet commands specific to QuickLoop are summarized in
Table 1
.