Caution: This system recovery process interrupts subscriber service by dropping any existing flows and preventing traffic from being processed during the boot interval. It should only be initiated as an emergency measure.Refer to the Configuring the Boot Stack section in the Software Management Operations chapter for additional information on boot stack entries and prioritization.
Caution: This system recovery process interrupts subscriber service by dropping any existing flows and preventing traffic from being processed during the boot interval. It should only be initiated as an emergency measure.|
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Execute a reload command
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[local]asr5000# reload -noconfirm
When the “Booting priority” message line appears (and not before), press CTRL+C to break out of the boot process as shown in the example below:
With the boot prompt displayed, enter cli to access the boot recovery CLI. The CLI prompt changes as shown below:
8/0:boot>cli
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-show: displays the current boot configuration
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-priority=*: selects the desired boot stack priority (*)
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-config=*: enters the desired configuration filename (*), if not the default file
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-noconfig: boots using no configuration file
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bootfile_URL is the URL for the location of the StarOS boot image file. It specifies the path and file name of the StarOS .bin file from which the system will be booted.
{ /flash | /pcmcia1 /filename
Starent Networks ASR5000 Intelligent Mobile Gateway
SMC is starting up..............................
You can exit the Quick Setup Wizard by entering no in response to the above prompt. Load a desired configuration file using the Exec mode configure command followed by the URL for the configuration file as shown in the example below:
Confirm that the desired configuration has loaded by running the Exec mode show configuration command.
