08-20-2009
Naviscore NMS for Lucent Switch Problem
We have a network of Lucent BSTDX9000 switches for fiber and wireless links in the United States and Costa Rica. I was dragging a BSTDX9000 icon in my Naviscore NMS and it disappeared.
All of my trunks are still up but I can't figure out how to get the icon back. I'm screwed if something happens in that switch and I can't get into it.
If you or somebody you know can help, it would be greatly appreciated
I'm willing to pay whatever it takes and we can set someone up to remotely log in.
You can also contact me on my cell. 602-370-9750
Thanks, Scott
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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN
wm-icons-config
WM-ICONS-CONFIG(1) General Commands Manual WM-ICONS-CONFIG(1)
NAME
wm-icons-config - show and set configuration for wm-icons
SYNOPSIS
wm-icons-config [options] NAME [ICON_SET] ...
DESCRIPTION
This show wm-icons package configuration, and the list of installed icon sets. It also is used to set aliases to icon-sets in system or
user space. In the synopsis above, NAME is icon alias name, ICON_SET is icon set directory (for example: mini 16x16-default). If NAME
already exists as an alias, it is not overwritten, unless the --force option is given. Explicit NAMEs override --defaults. Just the alias
names are given for --which and --remove options.
OPTIONS
Informational options: display info and exit
--help Print a short usage message
--version
Show version number and exit
--inst-dir
Show wm-icons installed icon directory and exit
--user-dir
Show wm-icons user icon directory and exit
--show-defaults
Show default aliases and exit
--show-aliases
Show the aliases currently present. One of --global, --personal, --user-dir must be given
--show-sets
Show a list of installed icon sets
Directory selection options: precisely one of these must be given
--global
Set up global (system-wide) links in the base dir
--personal
Set up personal links in ~/.wm-icons
--user-dir=USER_DIR
Set up links in USER_DIR
Choice of links: at least one of these must be given
--defaults
Set up default aliases, as shown by --show-defaults
Extra options
--remove
Remove the symlinks rather than creating them, return (0, 1)
--which
Show the icon set for the given alias(es), return (0, 1)
--quiet
Do not output results of alias manipulating to stdout
--force
Force overwriting of existing symlinks
BUGS
None known.
AUTHORS
Mikhael Goikhman <migo (at) cpan.org> and others (see file AUTHORS).
This manual page was initially written by Manoj Srivastava <srivasta@debian.org>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system.
09-Apr-2006 WM-ICONS-CONFIG(1)