JUNOSe | "pwd" and "mkdir" commands ... wanted

[onedreamcloser]

Hello All,

What I would like to ask you is whether there is a command for the following :

---> how can I create a directory in a JUNOSe filesystem (something like mkdir in IOS) ?

---> how can I get the name of the active routing engine, for example disk0 or standby-disk0 (something like pwd in IOS) ?

Thank you.

[rasmus]

in order to do all these things, its better you go to shell,

run start shell

then make directory and see whatsoever you want

regards

[pkasten]

Rasmus --

Thanks for your contribution, but this is not a valid approach.  JUNOSe does not provide the same file system abstraction as Junos.

Thanks again, though.

[pkasten · Accepted solution]

Hi onedreamuser.

JUNOSe manages directories automatically.  It hides all details about the underlying file system, managing file types automatically.  JUNOSe presents the user with a flat file system, even though, internally, it uses directories as necessary.

The only directories exposed are the incoming/ and outgoing/ directories when the ftp-server is enabled.

As a result, there are no plans for pwd and mkdir commands.

Please let me know if this answers your questions.

Phil