Re: conf() for tied params

Note that the "tie" operation has a master/slave(s)
quality to it:

isis>  tie (ip_master, [ip_slave1, ip_slave2]);

and it's not the same as "make all of these parameters
equivalent", so conf() can be run only on the ip_master.

-dd

On May 30, 2008, at 11:37 AM, Michael Nowak wrote:

>> When I try to use conf(x) for a parameter #x that is tied to  
>> another parameter,
>> I get an error/warning that the parameter is tied and conf()  
>> exits.  Is there a
>> way to get around this?
>
> Is there a reason you want to do this?  If x2 is tied to x1, don't  
> you just want to get the conf(x1)?  Or is it that you are requesting  
> that conf(x2) essentially alias to conf(x1) for ties?

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