Ericsson’s Mini‑Link family—compact microwave radio systems used for backhaul and transport—hides a lot of engineering elegance behind a deceptively simple command‑line interface (CLI). For field engineers, integration teams and network troubleshooters, the Mini‑Link CLI is more than a control surface: it’s a precise, scriptable window into device state, configuration and fault data. This essay sketches why the CLI matters, how it’s organized, common workflows and a few practical tips that turn a sequence of commands into reliable, repeatable operations.
MINI-LINK-001>
MINI-LINK# copy running-config tftp://192.168.1.200/minilink-backup.cfg
MINI-LINK# copy tftp://192.168.1.200/new-config.cfg startup-config
MINI-LINK# copy running-config startup-config # Save current to flash