RedBoot Command Summary

Note: To execute a command, only the unique prefix of the command needs to be entered. For instance, the letter v can be entered to execute the version command, since it is the only command which begins with a v. In contrast, the letters ad are needed to execute the advanced command, since there are two other commands that begin with a, agent and async.

When a command requires the option enable or disable, only a unique prefix is required, for instance, e or d.

Command Description advanced Start default application agent [enable|disable] Show/set SNMP agent enable apps Show name and version of installed applications async [enable|disable] Show/set async port enable cfg [clear|factory] Show/clear static configuration community [<community>|clear] Show/set SNMP community contact [<contact>|clear] Show/set SNMP contact default [application name] Show/set default application name dhcp [enable|disable] Show/set DHCP enable dns [dns server] Show/set DNS configuration domain [domain name] Show/set DNS domain name environment [<environment>|clear] Show/set application environment exit Exit RedBoot telnet session and reset facility [facility] Show/set syslog facility features [features] Show/set licensed features ftp [ftp server] Show/set FTP configuration help [-v] [command] Display help for RedBoot commands heartbeat [enable|disable] Show/set heartbeat enable host [host name] Show/set host name idle [30-3600 seconds] Show/set telnet idle timeout ip [addr [mask [gateway]]] Show/set IP address configuration laygocfg [list] | [load [-h host][image]] List/load LayGO configuration files license [license] Show/set PXS software license location [<location>|clear] Show/set SNMP location log [log server] Show/set Log configuration logging [enable|disable] Show/set logging enable mac Show Ethernet MAC address model Show model number monitor [enable|disable] Show/set monitor enable ntp [ntp server] Show/set NTP configuration options [<options>|clear] Show/set application options password [password] Set/Delete password ping >IP address> Send ICMP echo requests reboot Reboot the system to the default application reset Reset the system revision Show hardware revision serial Show PXS serial number smtp [smtp server] Show/set SMTP configuration snmp [snmp server] Show/set SNMP configuration standby [standby server] Show/set Standby configuration tag [<tag>|clear] Show/set logging tag telnet [disable|enable] Show/set RedBoot telnet server enable tftp [tftp server] Show/set TFTP configuration timeout [0 or 5-255 seconds] Show/set bootloader timeout trap [disable|enable] Show/set SNMP trap enable utc [offset] Show/set UTC offset version Display RedBoot version information virtual [virtual server] Show/set Virtual configuration web [enable|disable] Show/set HTTP server enable

RedBoot Support Commands

Note: The commands listed below should be used only on the instruction of Advanced Relay Technical Support. Improper use of these commands may render the PXS inoperable.

Command Description control [enable|disable] Show/set PXS control enable debug [enable|disable] Show/set debug port enable disable Disable default application loading dump [-l <length>] -b <location> Hex dump a range of memory file [start address] Show/set file system configuration fis <command> (see table below) Manage images in FLASH gdb [enable|disable] Show/set GDB enable go [-w <timeout>] [entry] Execute code at a location load [-r] [-v] [-h <host>] [-m <tftp|xmodem|ymodem>][-b <base address>] <file name> Load a file into RAM
The -r option loads a raw binary image
The -v option shows progress while loading read [-w] <location> Read a memory location write [-w] <location> <value> Write a memory location run <image> Run an image from FLASH

RedBoot FIS Commands

Note: The commands listed below should be used only on the instruction of Advanced Relay Technical Support. Improper use of these commands may render the PXS inoperable.

Command Description fis create [-b <base>] [-l <image length>][-s <data length>] [-f <flash address>][-e <entry>] [-r <ram address>][-n] <name> Creates an image in FLASH from data in RAM fis delete <name> Removes an image from FLASH fis erase -f <flash address> -l <length> Erases an area of FLASH fis free Shows which areas of FLASH are not in use fis help Displays help for FIS commands fis init [-f] Initializes FLASH fis list [-c] List images in FLASH and information about them
The -c option displays image checksum instead of memory address fis load [-b <base>] [-c] <name> Loads an image from FLASH to RAM
The -c option displays the image checksum