startup paf

Function

The startup paf command sets a PAF file after the next startup.

Format

startup paf { default | file-name } [ slave-board ]

Parameters

Parameter	Description	Value
default	During the next startup, the system directly obtains the PAF file from the system software.	-
file-name	Specifies the path and name of a PAF file for the next startup. file-name supports file name association. The disk where the file resides can be automatically associated. Full help: All the disks of the device can be associated and displayed. Partial help: The related disk and file can be associated and displayed after you enter a specified character string.	The name is a string of 1 to 48 characters in the format of [ drive-name ][ file-name ]. If drive-name is not specified, the name indicates the default device name.
slave-board	Indicates the name of the PAF file of the slave control board after the next startup.	-

Views

User view

Default Level

3: Management level

Usage Guidelines

Only the AntiDDoS8000 supports this command.

The PAF file contains information such as specifications and cannot be modified.

The file name extension of the PAF file must be .txt, and the PAF file must be saved at the root directory of a storage device. By default, the PAF file is saved on a CF card.

After you set the PAF file for the next startup, the device verifies the digital signature of the PAF file. If the following information is displayed, the digital signature of the PAF file is incorrect, and the PAF file may be insecure:

Error: Checking the digital signature of the PAF file failed.

Example

# Set a PAF file after the next startup.

<sysname> startup paf cfcard:/paf.txt

Info: Succeeded in setting main board resource file for system.

# Configure the PAF file to be obtained from the system software upon the next system startup.

<sysname> startup paf default

Info: Succeeded in setting main board resource file for system.