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1152700 • Issue 1 • February 2001 • Section 2 Operations and Maintenance
Page 2-314
© 2000, ADC Telecommunications, Inc.
DLP-774
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Note: The UNIX command, /usr/bin/tail will display the last 10 lines of the
specified file.
12. Delete all the lines after the last hash lines (all lines after line 111) in the /etc/hosts file.
bash# /bin/vi /etc/hosts [enter]
13. Type the following commands in the vi editor:
[shift] g(this will take you to the end of the file)
dd (this will delete the line the cursor is on), continue till the cursor ends up
on the last line of hash marks.
[esc][esc]ZZ (these three command will save the file and exit the vi editor)
CONFIGURING THE NMIC IP ADDRESS
14. Once the log-on process is completed, the commands listed in Table 774-2 should be
entered in the sequence shown to properly set up the display.
Table 774-2. PC/Laptop Display Parameters
COMMAND DESCRIPTION
export TERM=vt100 If working from pc/laptop it is good to use following command.
tail /etc/hosts The command displays the last ten lines of the file when looking for
additional information below the hash-marked box.
vi /etc/hosts This command takes you into an edit mode of this file.
Shift+G (keystroke) Brings cursor to end of file. Any additional information below the hash-
marked box, past line 110, needs to be deleted.
dd Deletes the line the cursor is on.
Escape key (Esc) When hit multiple times, it causes the system to exit the file/complete mode.
ZZ Saves and exits.
/sbin/.cw/cw_netcfg Reconfigures NMIC.
CONFIGURING A SECOND NMIC (STAND-BY)
shutdown -h now Shuts down NMIC and halts reinitialization while
the second NMIC is being configured if needed.
init 0 Shuts down NMIC and halts reinitialization
CONFIGURING A SINGLE NMIC
shutdown –r now
-or-
init 6
Either of these commands will shut down the NMIC
and reinitialize it.