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1152700 • Issue 1 • February 2001 • Operation and Maintenance
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© 2000, ADC Telecommunications, Inc.
DLP-782
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11. Logon to the NMIC using any user name and password other than the root user.
12. From the ftp prompt, change to the temp directory by entering the following command:
• ftp> cd /tmp
13. Set the transfer mode to binary, (turn on the hash marks for progress indication), (and turn
off the system prompting) by entering the following commands at the ftp prompt:
• ftp> bin
• ftp> hash (optional)
• ftp> prompt (optional)
14. Put the NMIC files from the workstation onto the NMIC by entering the following
command:
• ftp> put NMIC
15. Put the multiple NE files from the workstation backup copy onto the NMIC by entering the
following command:
• ftp> mput NE.? NE.??
16. After the files have been transferred to the NMIC, enter “quit” to return to the DOS
prompt.
17. Establish a Telnet session with the active NMIC again and logon as the root user.
18. At the bash prompt, enter the following command to change to the directory where the new
database files are stored on the active NMIC.
• cd /tmp
19. From the bash prompt, enter the following commands to associate the tmp files with the
root user.
• chmod 644 NMIC
• chmod 644 NE.*
• chown root NMIC
• chown root NE.*
• chgrp root NMIC
• chgrp root NE.*