syac_routes(1M) — DG/UX 5.4R3.00



syac_routes(1M)                DG/UX 5.4R3.00                syac_routes(1M)


NAME
       syac_routes - change SYAC routing information

SYNOPSIS
       syac_routes [-a] [ -d dir ] [ -f file ] device

   where:
       device    The full pathname of a SYAC device.

DESCRIPTION
       The syac_routes command changes the routing information used by the
       specified SYAC, which must be a VTC.  The old routing information is
       flushed from the board unless the -a option is specified.  The new
       routing information is taken from the file specified in the
       /etc/tcload/vtc.addrs configuration file for the SYAC device unless
       either the -f or the -d option is specified.

       Options are:

       -a     Add the new routing information to the information currently
              in use.  By default, the current routing information is
              flushed before the new information is communicated to the
              board.

       -f file
              Read the new routing information from the specified file
              instead of from the file specified in /etc/tcload/vtc.addrs.
              The file format should be identical to that of /etc/gateways
              (see gateways(4)).  If default is specified for the file name,
              then the routing information currently in use by the host
              computer will be communicated to the board.

       -d dir Look in the specified directory for the vtc.addrs file instead
              of /etc/tcload.  If both the -d option and the -f option are
              specified, then the -f option takes precedence.

EXAMPLES
       syac_routes -a '/dev/async/syac@60(60000000)'

       This will read the routing file specified in /etc/tcload/vtc.addrs
       and communicate the routing information found there to the board.
       The current routing information will not be flushed.

       syac_routes -f 'default /dev/async/syac@60(60000000)'
       syac_routes -f '/etc/test_file /dev/async/syac@60(60000000)'

       The first example will communicate the routing information in use by
       the host computer to the specified SYAC.  The second example will
       read the file /etc/test_file and communicate the routing information
       found there to the board.  Both examples will flush the current
       routing information before communicating the new routing information
       to the board.

       syac_routes -d '/tmp/test /dev/async/syac@60(60000000)'



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       This will read the routing information specified in
       /tmp/test/vtc.addrs and will communicate the routing information
       found there to the board.

FILES
       /etc/tcload/vtc.addrs  SYAC VTC Configuration file

DIAGNOSTICS
       Exit status is 0 for success, nonzero otherwise.

SEE ALSO
       syac_ttyaddrs(1M), gateways(4), vtc.addrs(4M), syac(7).













































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