Keep in mind that Nortel actually has *two* CLIs on their routers: the TI
(the traditional CLI) and now the BCC (Bay Command Console, or Blatant Cisco
Copy if you prefer, although it's quite a misnomer). The BCC was developed
for two reasons: one, to make Cisco people more comfy with Bay routers; and
two, because their GUI, Site Manager (or Site Mangler, which is *not* a
misnomer) stinks. As far as I'm concerned, the BCC is a few steps ahead of
Cisco's CLI. It's much more user-friendly, and offers a more logical view
of the elements of the router's configuration. It's only available with
BayRS 12.00 and above, but if you're ever in a Bay environment, check it out
(type "bcc" at the TI prompt).
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Sent: Tuesday, December 26, 2000 1:11 PM
Subject: Re: Or Nortel? Re: Easy ML? Re:MCSE OR CCNA
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in defense of the TI interface, although many cisco counterparts yield
better information, anyone not afraid of unixesque scripting may write &
implement their own commands on the RS platform. additionally, bay CLI
access provides snmp get & set commands.
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