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The following sample dialog illustrates the use of all three methods. Note how the
Module mode prompt changes on each line to reflect the changing modspec.
*/* MODULE> chassis 10 (selects any slot in chassis 10)
10/* MODULE> chassis [2-87] (selects any slots in chassis 2-87)
[02-87]/* MODULE> chassis * (selects all chassis and slots)
*/* MODULE>
slot
The slot command can be used to specify any of the following:
A single slot, using the slot number (0-47).
A range of slots, using two slot numbers in brackets, e.g., [2-18].
All slots in all chassis currently specified, using the wildcard character (*) in
place of a slot number.
The following sample dialog illustrates the use of all three methods. Note how the
Module prompt changes on each line to reflect the changing modspec.
10/* MODULE> slot [2-18] (selects chassis 10, slots 2-18)
10/[02-18] MODULE> slot 15 (selects chassis 10, slot 15)
10/15 MODULE> slot * (selects chassis 10, all slots)
10/* MODULE>
chassis and slot
The chassis and slot commands can also be used together on a single command line,
as shown in the following example.
10/* MODULE> chassis [1-5] slot [4-13] (selects chassis 1-5, slots 4-13)
[01-05]/[04-13] MODULE> chassis 5 slot 12 (selects chassis 5, slot 12)
05/12 MODULE> chassis * slot * (selects all chassis and slots)
*/* MODULE>
modid
The modid command combines the functions of the chassis and slot commands,
allowing you to specify a chassis and slot location using a single parameter, as
shown below.
*/* MODULE> modid [1-5]/[4-13] (selects chassis 1-5, slots 4-13)
[01-05]/[04-13] MODULE> modid 0512 (selects chassis 5, slot 12)
05/12 MODULE> modid * (selects all chassis and slots)
*/* MODULE>
The modid command can be somewhat faster to enter, but the resulting dialog may
be less readable than when using the chassis and slot commands, either separately
or together on one command line.
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