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Learning to Use the BCC Interface

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Example:

bcc> board slot 1 type 162 ;# 199.221.47.129 199.221.47.21

If you source an ASCII-formatted BCC conﬁguration ﬁle that contains

comments, the active device conﬁguration does not use or retain the comments.

For this reason, comments also do not appear in the output of a

show conﬁg

command invoked on the active device conﬁguration.

Using Lists

Some attributes such as

group and sub-protocols take a list of values. Members

of the list are enclosed in braces ( { ... } ) and may span lines. For example:

/jointfilesconvert/96390/bgp> info

group {ip}

state enabled

sub-protocols {peer/192.168.13.2/192.168.13.9/4

peer/192.168.13.2/192.168.13.8/4}

System Commands

The BCC supports the following commands within any conﬁguration context:

Command Function

show conﬁg Displays the existing device conﬁguration in BCC syntax. For more information on the

show conﬁg command, refer in this chapter to the earlier section, “Displaying

Conﬁguration Data.”

For more information on Technician Interface

show commands, refer to

Using

Technician Interface Scripts

lso Lists all objects currently conﬁgured within the current BCC context. For more

information on the lso command, refer in this chapter to the earlier section, “Displaying

Conﬁguration Data.”

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