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Managing System Files File and Directory Management
OmniSwitch 6600 Family Switch Management Guide March 2005 page 2-5
File and Directory Management
A number of CLI commands allow you to manage files on your switch by grouping them into sub-
directories within the switch’s flash directory. These commands perform the same functions as file
management software applications (such as Microsoft’s Explorer) perform on a workstation. For
documentation purposes, we have categorized the commands into three groups.
• Directory commands allow you to create, copy, move, remove, rename, and display directories.
• File commands allow you copy, edit, rename, remove, change, and display file attributes.
• Utility commands display memory and system diagnostic information.
The following illustration represents a sample flash directory that contains three directories and six files at
the top level. The sample working directory and the certified directory both hold five files. The sample
network directory holds one file.This sample flash directory is used in the explanations of the directory,
file and utility CLI commands described in the following section.
Note. Your switch may show files and directories different from the ones shown in this example.
Sample Flash Directory
Flash Files
boot.params
Hl2eth.img
Hbase.img
Hweb.img
boot.cfg
Hsecu.img
Certified Directory
boot.params
Hl2eth.img
Hos.img
Hsecu.img
boot.cfg
Hrelease.img
Working Directory
Network Directory
policy.cfg
boot.params
cs_system.pmd
boot.slot.cfg
boot.cfg.1.err
swlog1.log
swlog2.log