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Username, Password, Firmware boot

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700 Series Managed Switch User's Guide for Software v2.1 Username Use the username command to create a new user for the switch. Syntax FSM726(config)# system username Where = the user name you wish to set up for accessing the switch. Please note that this field is case sensitive. Password Use this command to set a password for the switch Syntax FSM726(config)# system password Where = the password you wish to set for the switch. Firmware boot The firmware command is used to upgrade the firmware through a variety of options. The boot command is used to configure the way in which the switch will boot after a firmware upgrade. Once the IP address of the TFTP and the path location of the new software image file is properly configured (Please see section 17 & 18), the user can choose one of three options to boot the switch after the firmware has been upgraded. • Net option: This option allows you to try out a new image before upgrading. It requires a TFTP filename and a server IP address to retrieve the specified image from the given IP address. The new image will not overwrite the one in non-volatile memory. • Net & save option This option requires the same setup as the Net option, i.e. TFTP server and a new image. However, it copies the image to non-volatile memory directly and then the system boots from non-volatile memory Command Line Interface SM-10004-02 6-29

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700 Series Managed Switch User’s Guide for Software v2.1
Command Line Interface
6-29
SM-10004-02
Username
Use the
username
command to create a new user for the switch.
Syntax
FSM726(config)# system username <username>
Where
<username>
= the user name you wish to set up for accessing the switch. Please note that this
field is case sensitive.
Password
Use this command to set a password for the switch
Syntax
FSM726(config)# system password <password>
Where
<password>
= the password you wish to set for the switch.
Firmware boot
The firmware command is used to upgrade the firmware through a variety of options. The
boot
command is used to configure the way in which the switch will boot after a firmware upgrade.
Once the IP address of the TFTP and the path location of the new software image file is properly
configured (Please see section 17 & 18), the user can choose one of three options to boot the
switch after the firmware has been upgraded.
•
Net
option:
This option allows you to try out a new image before upgrading. It requires a TFTP filename
and a server IP address to retrieve the specified image from the given IP address.
The new image will not overwrite the one in non-volatile memory.
•
Net & save
option
This option requires the same setup as the Net option, i.e. TFTP server and a new image.
However, it copies the image to non-volatile memory directly and then the system boots from
non-volatile memory