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Appendix C SGM Command Reference
sgm pushgtt
C-68
Cisco Signaling Gateway Manager User Guide
OL-5742-01
sgm pushgtt
Solaris Only
Full Syntax
sgm pushgtt [-l logfilename] [-u username] [-p password] [-n enableusername]
[-e enablepassword] [-s storagedevicename] [--overwrite|--no-overwrite]
[--activate|--no-activate] filename signalingpointname
Command Description
Uploads the specified GTT file to the specified ITP signaling point.
Use the following keywords and arguments with this command. If you do not
specify a required keyword or argument, SGM prompts you to specify it.
• -l logfilename—Writes detailed syntax and semantics checking results, as
well as a detailed Telnet log, to the specified file.
• -u username—Log in username, if required by the ITP.
• -p password—Login password, if required by the ITP.
• -n enableusername—Enable username, if required by the ITP.
• -e enablepassword—Enable password, if required by the ITP.
• -s storagedevicename—If the ITP has more than one storage device, uploads
the file to the specified device, such as disk1, flash, or slot2.
• --overwrite—If the specified file already exists on the specified ITP
signaling point, overwrites the file.
• --no-overwrite—If the specified file already exists on the specified ITP
signaling point, does not overwrite the file.
• --activate—Uploads the file and activates it (replaces the currently running
file with the uploaded file).
• --no-activate—Uploads the file without activating it (does not replace the
currently running file).
You must be logged in as the root user or as a super user to use this command.
List of SGM Commands
• SGM Command Reference, page C-1.