Motorola BSR 64000 User manual

BSR 64000 Command
Reference Guide

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Published:October, 2002

Contents
Preface
Scope iii
Audience iii
Documentation Set iii
Conventions iv
Notes, Cautions, Warnings v
Contacting Support vi
1 System Administration Commands
Introduction 1-1
System Administration Command Descriptions 1-2
alias 1-3
banner motd 1-4
boot system 1-5
broadcast 1-6
clear log 1-7
clock set 1-8
clock timezone 1-9
configure 1-10
console authentication radius 1-11
copy 1-12
disable 1-14
download runtime nvram: 1-15
download slot 1-16
enable 1-18
enable authentication radius 1-19
enable password 1-20
enable secret 1-21
exit 1-22

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forced-download 1-23
help 1-24
history size 1-25
hostname 1-26
ip ftp password 1-27
ip ftp username 1-28
ip netmask-format 1-29
ldap client 1-30
ldap server primary 1-31
ldap search-base 1-32
ldap server 1-33
logging 1-34
logging buffered 1-35
logging console 1-37
logging facility 1-38
logging on 1-39
logging rate-limit 1-40
logging reporting 1-41
logging reporting default 1-43
logging session 1-44
logging trap 1-45
login 1-46
logout 1-47
more 1-48
page 1-49
password 1-50
radius-server 1-51
reload 1-53
reset 1-54
service password-encryption 1-55
session-timeout 1-56
show aliases 1-57
show boot 1-59
show srm alias 1-60

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show chassis alias 1-61
show srm assetid 1-62
show chassis assetid 1-63
show srm serial-num 1-64
show chassis serial-num 1-65
show chassis status 1-66
show clock 1-68
show history 1-69
show log 1-70
show memory 1-71
show process 1-73
show process cpu 1-74
show process msg-q-info 1-75
show process semaphores 1-76
show process stack 1-77
show running-config 1-78
show startup-config 1-79
show users 1-80
show version 1-81
update slot 1-82
username 1-83
username privilege 1-84
username user-group 1-85
telnet authentication radius 1-86
2 IP Commands
Introduction 2-1
IP Command Descriptions 2-2
arp 2-3
arp (global) 2-4
arp timeout 2-5
cable helper-address 2-6
clear arp-cache 2-7
clear counters 2-8

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clear host 2-9
clear ip route 2-10
clear ip traffic 2-11
host authorization on 2-12
host authorization cpe 2-13
interface 2-14
ip access-group 2-16
ip address 2-17
ip broadcast-address 2-19
ip dhcp relay information 2-20
ip directed-broadcast 2-22
ip domain-list 2-23
ip domain-lookup 2-24
ip domain-name 2-25
ip forward-protocol udp 2-26
ip helper-address 2-27
ip host 2-28
ip irdp 2-29
ip mask-reply 2-31
ip mtu 2-32
ip name-server 2-33
ip proxy-arp 2-34
ip rarp-server 2-35
ip redirects 2-36
ip route 2-37
ip routing 2-38
ip unreachables 2-39
passive-interface 2-40
ping 2-41
show controllers 2-43
show host authorization 2-45
show host authorization cpe 2-46
show host unauthorized cpe 2-47
show hosts 2-48

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show interfaces 2-49
show ip arp 2-50
show ip dhcp stats 2-51
show ip interface 2-52
show ip irdp 2-53
show ip protocols 2-54
show ip route 2-55
show ip traffic 2-57
show sntp 2-58
show tcp brief 2-59
show tcp statistics 2-60
shutdown 2-63
sntp authenticate 2-64
sntp authentication-key 2-65
sntp broadcastdelay 2-66
sntp broadcast client 2-67
sntp disable 2-68
sntp server 2-69
sntp trusted-key 2-70
traceroute 2-71
tunnel checksum 2-72
tunnel destination 2-73
tunnel key 2-74
tunnel mode 2-75
tunnel source 2-76
3SNMPCommands
Introduction 3-1
SNMP Command Descriptions 3-2
show snmp 3-3
show snmp access 3-5
show snmp community 3-6
show snmp contact 3-7
show snmp context 3-8

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show snmp engineID 3-9
show snmp group 3-10
show snmp host 3-11
show snmp location 3-12
show snmp packetsize 3-13
show snmp port number 3-14
show snmp sysname 3-15
show snmp users 3-16
show snmp view 3-17
snmp-server access 3-18
snmp-server chassis-id 3-20
snmp-server community 3-21
snmp-server contact 3-22
snmp-server context 3-23
snmp-server enable traps 3-24
snmp-server engineID 3-26
snmp-server group 3-27
snmp-server host 3-28
snmp-server enable informs 3-30
snmp-server location 3-31
snmp-server packetsize 3-32
snmp-server port number 3-33
snmp-server shutdown 3-34
snmp-server sysname 3-35
snmp-server trap rate-limit 3-36
snmp-server user 3-37
snmp-server view 3-39
4 Debug Commands
Introduction 4-1
Debug Command Descriptions 4-2
debug arp 4-3
debug cable err 4-4
debug cable keyman 4-5

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debug cable mac 4-6
debug cable map 4-7
debug cable modem-select 4-8
debug cable privacy 4-9
debug cable qos 4-10
debug cable range 4-11
debug cable reg 4-12
debug cable ucc 4-13
debug ip bgp 4-14
debug ip dvmrp 4-16
debug ip icmp 4-17
debug ip igmp 4-18
debug ip mfm 4-19
debug ip mrtm 4-20
debug ip ospf 4-21
debug ip packet 4-23
debug ip policy 4-24
debug ppp fsm 4-25
debug ppp packet 4-26
debug ip redistribute 4-27
debug ip rip 4-29
debug ip rip database 4-30
debug ip rip events 4-31
debug ip rip trigger 4-32
debug ip tcp transactions 4-33
debug ip udp 4-34
debug radius 4-35
debug ip vrrp 4-36
debug snmp 4-37
debug sntp 4-38
debug specmgr 4-39
debug tunnel 4-40
show debugging 4-41
undebug all 4-42

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5 Access List Commands
Introduction 5-1
Access List Command Descriptions 5-2
access-list (standard) 5-3
access-list (extended) 5-4
ip access-group 5-10
ip access-list 5-11
show access-lists 5-12
show ip access-lists 5-13
6 Routing Policy Commands
Introduction 6-1
Routing Policy Command Descriptions 6-2
default-information originate 6-3
default-metric 6-5
ip policy route-map 6-6
match ip address 6-7
match ip next-hop 6-8
match ip route-source 6-9
match metric 6-10
match route-type external 6-11
match route-type internal 6-12
route-map 6-13
set metric 6-15
set metric-type 6-16
show ip redistribute 6-17
show route-map 6-19
7RIPCommands
Introduction 7-1
RIP Command Descriptions 7-2
auto-summary 7-3
default-information originate 7-4
default-metric 7-5