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IS-IT--Management
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NBX vxWorks commands
vxWorks is a unix like system so many of the commands work like the unix versions. There is a command line editor that works like the "vi" mode in ksh.
Command aruments need to be in double quotes if they are strings and commas seperate variables. Numbers are in decimal or in c style hex by starting with a 0x
Basic commands
ll ["file or dir"] Long list (ls -l) a file
ls ["file or dir"] short list (ls) a file
lkup ["substring"] look up a list of symbols (commands)
lkup "" show all symbols
help get some help
ping "1.2.3.4" ping an ip address
arptabshow show the arp table
vmStats show voice mail stats
vmStats show voice mail stats
cd "/dir" change directory
pwd show curent directory
showTAPIClients show TAPI clients
Advanced commands
checkStack [task] get a list of running tasks
td [task] stop (unix kill) a task td nbxTaskInit stops the nbx start up task.
rotueadd ... sets routing info
lkup "Mirror" shows disk Mirroring commands that you can't use.
Tallyho!
NBX vxWorks commands
vxWorks is a unix like system so many of the commands work like the unix versions. There is a command line editor that works like the "vi" mode in ksh.
Command aruments need to be in double quotes if they are strings and commas seperate variables. Numbers are in decimal or in c style hex by starting with a 0x
Basic commands
ll ["file or dir"] Long list (ls -l) a file
ls ["file or dir"] short list (ls) a file
lkup ["substring"] look up a list of symbols (commands)
lkup "" show all symbols
help get some help
ping "1.2.3.4" ping an ip address
arptabshow show the arp table
vmStats show voice mail stats
vmStats show voice mail stats
cd "/dir" change directory
pwd show curent directory
showTAPIClients show TAPI clients
Advanced commands
checkStack [task] get a list of running tasks
td [task] stop (unix kill) a task td nbxTaskInit stops the nbx start up task.
rotueadd ... sets routing info
lkup "Mirror" shows disk Mirroring commands that you can't use.
Tallyho!