
Using Technician Interface Scripts
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Loading .bat and .mnu Scripts
You can use the Bay Networks implementation of File Transfer Protocol (FTP) to
load .bat version scripts and .mnu script menu files into a memory card on the
router. FTP enables you to load more than one script at a time.
Before you can load any scripts, ensure that you have enabled the Bay Networks
FTP service on the target router. The Configuring TCP Services guide contains
instructions on how to configure FTP using Site Manager software.
To load all the .bat scripts and .mnu menu files located in a directory on a Unix
workstation, change to that directory using the
cd command. Then issue the
following commands at your workstation’s command line:
$: ftp
<router IP address>
Name: Manager
Password:
<Technician_Interface_password>
ftp> cd
<router volume>
:
ftp> bin
ftp> prompt
ftp> mput *.bat
ftp> mput *.mnu
The prompt command disables the prompt that asks whether you want to transfer
each file. Be careful that you do not overwrite important files when using this
command.
This procedure loads all of the .bat and .mnu files onto a file system volume on
the router. To conserve space on the router’s local file system, we recommend that
you load only scripts that correspond to the protocols and drivers configured for
that router.
Note: You must have Manager access in order to write to an NVFS volume
using the Bay Networks implementation of FTP.
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