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This section explains how to use the command line interface (CLI) to
administer the SRC.
Note that available CLI commands are model dependent.
CLI commands are case sensitive.
In This Chapter
About the Interface.................................................................................. 374
Logging in to CLI...................................................................................... 375
The ? Command for Showing Available Commands............................... 378
Querying Available Parameters for a Command.................................... 379
Showing Information ............................................................................... 380
Clearing Information ............................................................................... 401
Configuring the SRC Device and Network .............................................. 402
Actuator Control Operations ................................................................... 518
Unblocking a User ................................................................................... 519
Resetting the SRC ................................................................................... 520
Network Troubleshooting ....................................................................... 521
Retrieving Previous Commands.............................................................. 524
Automatically Completing a Command .................................................. 524
Logging out of CLI ................................................................................... 525
About the Interface
The SRC provides a command line interface that enables data center
administrators to perform some basic management tasks.
Using this interface, you can do the following:

Reset the SRC

Display the SRC and network information, such as the device name,
firmware version, IP address, and so on

Configure the SRC and network settings

Troubleshoot network problems
You can access the interface over a local connection using a terminal
emulation program such as HyperTerminal, or via a Telnet or SSH client
such as PuTTY.
Note: Telnet access is disabled by default because it communicates
openly and is thus insecure. To enable Telnet, see
Changing Telnet
Settings
(on page 204).
Chapter 8 Using the Command Line Interface