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Chapter 1 Introduction
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Monitor Level Commands
Command
Description
Alias [replacement text]
[command name]]
Global. Used to assign a different name to a string. For example entering
alias sh show
would set up the alias
sh
for
show
that may be used in
subsequent commands, for example
sh time
for the
show time
command.
Alias
definitions are not saved between sessions. Enter
alias
to view the
currently-defined aliases. The module is provided with a set of default alias
for commonly-used commands
cls
Global. Clears the current screen so that only a single command prompt is
shown at the top of screen.
help [global | edit], ?
Global. Displays commands available in the current access level/mode.
help global
displays global commands.
help edit
describes key sequences
for line editing.
? or <TAB> also performs self completion or suggests possible commands
when a command is only partially entered. In addition,
?
lists possible
parameters and associated help strings after a command has been fully-
entered.
history [clear]
Global. Shows command history with a history number associated with
each previously-entered command; clear parameter clears the command
history.
!<history Number>
Global. Executes a command associated with the history number in the
command history.
up arrow (
) or <ctrl>p
Global. Shows previous command in command history.
down arrow (
) or
<ctrl>n
Global. Shows next command in command history. Only valid after moving
up through command history with the up arrow (
) or <ctrl>p.
log [details [<entry>]]
Global. Displays the local log table. This includes displaying the counter
that indicates the number of entries that were lost due to overflow. The
local log table is displayed with additional fault details by specifying the
optional
details
parameter. An individual log entry in complete detail by
specifying
log details
followed by the log entry number. This command is
equivalent to
show log
.
login
Non-Global. Enter Modify access level.
node
Global. Displays same information as
show node
command.
shConfig
Non-Global. Sets and shows shell terminal configuration such as number or
rows/columns to display whether to wrap at screen width. The default
row/columns are 25/80 (equivalent to HyperTerminal defaults).
shConfig
definitions do not persist between sessions.
show arp
Global. Shows ARP table.
show config
[deviceName | ip |
rdnMedia | all]
Global.
show config
or
show config all
displays Device Name, IP
parameters (IP Address, subnet mask, gateway), redundant media role
(disabled, client, manager), ring port assignment, ring test interval, and ring
monitor count). Display individual parameter values by typing in the
parameter name. For example,
show config deviceName
displays only the
PROFINET Device Name.
