On Wed, 13 Jun 2001, Dani Arbel wrote:
>
> You are totaly wrong. The ADSL just act as a bridge for the PPP session,
> moving it from a pptp (or PPPoE in other setups) into an ADSL over ATM.
> This is a simple task (implementing a PPTP server), and the ADSL anyway
> have to implement lots of ATM stuff (login into the beast and take a
> look...).
BTW, all of this works with the "phone line" unplugged. For your
amusement... ;)
Just wondering, does anyone know how to return to the "root" command tree?
If you type 'ip' for example, IIRC you will get a prompt something like
10.0.0.138 ip>
Doing a @atm, for example, will change you to the atm process, but I can't
figure out how to get back to "root". Closing (@close) the connection and
connecting again brings you back to the same place.
-Cedar
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10.0.0.138> help
Commands are:
atm bppt bridge buffer bun
chips config edd ethernet event
flashfs ip isfs portcli pptp
r1483 restart snmp tftp uptime
version wdog
'.' repeats the last command
Type 'help all' or 'help <command>' for more details
10.0.0.138> flashfs help
FLASHFS commands are:
help - this text is displayed
id <x> - display chip ID for device x (0-1)
ls [-l] [rdl] - list FLASHFS files [more detail]
cat <file> - show file contents
trace [level] - show/set tracing level (0-4)
fsck [rdl/dyn]- file system check, checks FLASH integrity
update - commit ISFS files to FLASH
version - displays version number and chip count
Tomer's additions:
map - shows flash map
default - saves default flag
bad - toggle bad flashfs flag
force - force ls
dump <a1> <a2>- dump flashfs contents
write <a> <v> - change flashfs contents
empty - emptys flashfs
prog - toggle flashfs programming tracing
timing - toggle flashfs timing display
stuck <n> - stuck process for n period
mac [mac] - view/change mac address
wdog - disable watchdog
10.0.0.138> flashfs ls -l
FLASHFS file area in 0x001efff0
rel. addr ffed4510 next ffffdb10 1217992 fix image
rel. addr ffffdb10 next fffffc10 8184 fix NPimage
rel. addr fffffc10 next 0 94 fix custom_cfg
3 fixed files
rel. addr 10 next 110 96 dyn initpptp
rel. addr 110 next 210 176 dyn pptp_cfg
rel. addr 210 next 410 247 dyn accesslevels
rel. addr 410 next 510 0 dyn initvbr
rel. addr 510 next 910 888 dyn sw.cfg
rel. addr 910 next a10 143 dyn resolve
rel. addr a10 next b10 88 dyn initsw
rel. addr b10 next c10 0 dyn hostfile
rel. addr c10 next d10 0 dyn portfile
rel. addr d10 next e10 0 dyn switchinit
rel. addr e10 next f10 20 dyn ipaddresses
rel. addr f10 next 1010 41 dyn snmpinit
rel. addr 1010 next 1110 78 dyn services
rel. addr 1110 next 1210 16 dyn initbridge
rel. addr 1210 next 1310 0 dyn initr1483
rel. addr 1310 next 1410 0 dyn consoleinit
rel. addr 1410 next 1510 0 dyn consolenetinit
rel. addr 1510 next 1610 82 dyn oamseg
rel. addr 1610 next 1710 111 dyn connections
rel. addr 1710 next 1810 88 dyn initswitchcli
rel. addr 1810 next 1910 0 dyn initppp
rel. addr 1910 next 0 55 dyn cfg_list
22 dynamic files
10.0.0.138> ip help all
? syntax:
help - list commands available
help all - list commands and their syntax
help <command> - list syntax for command
arp syntax:
arp <cmd> - execute arp subcommand
arp help - list subcommands available
config syntax:
config [save] - display config or save to flash
device syntax:
device [list] - list interface definitions
device add <i/f> <type> <file> [mtu <size>] [<IPaddr>]
- create interface definition
device delete <i/f>
- remove interface definition
device flush - remove all interface definitions
disable syntax:
disable [<i/f>] - prevent use of interfaces or just interface <i/f>
enable syntax:
enable [<i/f> [mtu <size>] [<IPaddr>]]
- enable use of all interfaces or interface <i/f> if
given
- set <i/f> IP address to <IPaddr>
- set MTU for interface
help syntax:
help - list commands available
help all - list commands and their syntax
help <command> - list syntax for command
ipatm syntax:
ipatm <cmd> - execute ipatm subcommand
ipatm help - list subcommands available
nat syntax:
nat add <i/f> - install NAT on interface
nat delete <i/f> - uninstall NAT from interface
norelay syntax:
norelay [all | <i/f name> [<i/f name>] [forward]]
- disallow relaying between i/fs
ping syntax:
ping <host> [<ttl> [<size>]]
- request echo from <host>
relay syntax:
relay - list existing relays in place
relay all | <i/f name> [<i/f name>] [forward]
- allow relaying between i/fs
rip syntax:
rip <sub cmd> - execute rip subcommand
rip help - list subcommands available
route syntax:
route add <dom name> a.b.c.d <relay> [am:bm:cm:dm [<cost> [<timeout
s>]]]
- define/edit an IP forwarding route
route delete <dom name>
- delete a route
route flush - delete all routes
routes syntax:
routes - show IP forwarding routes
snmp syntax:
snmp <sub cmd> - execute snmp subcommand
snmp help - list subcommands available
stats syntax:
stats <sub cmd> - execute stats subcommand
stats help - list subcommands available
subnet syntax:
subnet add <net name> <i/f name> a.b.c.d am:bm:cm:dm
- create subnet definition
subnet delete <net name>
- remove subnet definition
subnet flush - remove all subnet definitions
version syntax:
version - display software version no.
10.0.0.138> ip config
device add bridge ether //bridge mtu 1500 10.0.0.138
subnet add bridge.home . 10.0.0.0 ff:00:00:00
rip send bridge none
rip accept bridge none
ipatm lifetime 60
# IP host table:
127.0.0.1 localhost
# Port table:
router 520/UDP
snmp 161/UDP
tftp 69/UDP
telnet 23/TCP
10.0.0.138> atm info
ATM Driver (BUN Emulation, version 5.00, 20/8/1999)
Compile time options: [ COMMAND ]
10.0.0.138> atm pool
Entry: 0 Size: 64 Prefix: 0 Count: 16 Name: MSNL
Entry: 1 Size: 64 Prefix: 0 Count: 64 Name: OAM
Entry: 2 Size: 1536 Prefix: 16 Count: 50 Name: Generic
Entry: 3 (free)
Entry: 4 (free)
Entry: 5 (free)
Entry: 6 (free)
Entry: 7 (free)
Entry: 8 (free)
Entry: 9 (free)
10.0.0.138>
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