Quick Start¶

Scanning for attached bridge nodes¶

If you are using a serially-attached node like the SN220 SNAPstick or SN132 SNAPstick, SNAPtoolbelt can scan for your node(s):

$ toolbelt config scan -u default

SNAPtoolbelt will automagically add new nodes (including sniffer nodes) to your configuration. The -u default option tells SNAPtoolbelt to make the last one discovered your default.

To scan without updating a profile, omit the -u option:

$ toolbelt config scan

You can also move the profile later:

$ toolbelt config move profile SNAPstick0 default

Set up Autocompletion¶

To make use of autocompletion in a Bash shell (or a shell which can use Bash-style autocompletion like Zsh), an autocompletion script is available using the following command:

source <(toolbelt autocomplete bash)

The script will attempt to tab-complete commands, profiles, and networks. You can also save the autocomplete script to /etc/bash_completion.d/ (or /usr/local/etc/bash_completion.d/, or other location of your choice):

$ toolbelt autocomplete bash > /etc/bash_completion.d/toolbelt

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