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Configuration
2. Invoke the /CP command at the command prompt; the menu shown in Figure 5.38
will be displayed. The following options are available:
a) Copy to All Ports: Type /CP [Enter].
b) Copy to a Range of Ports: Type /CP m-n [Enter]. Where m and n are port
numbers that specify the desired range. For example, to copy parameters to
ports 3 through 7, type /CP 3-7 and press [Enter].
c) Copy to Several Ports: Type /CP m,n,x [Enter]. Where m, n and x are the
numbers of the desired ports. For example, to copy parameters to ports 3, 5,
and 7, type /CP 3,5,7 [Enter].
d) Combination: To invoke the /CP command in a manner where a range
of ports is specified, along with several ports outside the range, type /CP
m,n,x-z [Enter]. Where m, n, x, and z are port numbers. For example to
copy parameters to ports 3 and 5 plus ports 7 through 9, type
/CP 3,5,7-9 [Enter].
3. Selecting Parameters: To select parameters to be copied, key in the number for
the desired parameter, press [Enter], then follow the instructions in the submenu.
Note: The /CP command will only copy the parameters currently displayed by
the Copy Port Parameters menu.
4. Clear Menu: After defining several parameters, if you wish to clear the /CP menu
and start again, type - (dash) and press [Enter], the menu will be reset.
5. Exit Without Copy: To exit from the Copy Parameters menu without copying
selected parameters, type X [Enter]. The RSM will return to the command prompt.
6. Copy Parameters: When you have finished selecting parameters, press [Esc] to
copy the selected parameters.
5.10. Save User Selected Parameters
Although this step is optional, it is strongly recommended to save all user-defined
parameters to an ASCII file as described in Section 11. This will allow quick recovery in
the event of accidental deletion or reconfiguration of port parameters.