How to use the CLI
CLI levels
CLI consists of several levels. You can move from one level to other by
step by step.(See picture 34 and table 10 for detailed description).
To execute the command, press enter after typing command.
Note! All letters must be typed as lowercase.
Instead of writing complete command, you may use shortenings such
as quit = q and confi g terminal = c t. To separate commands having
same initial letter(s), the shortening must be more specifi c by adding
more command’s letters, e.g. end = en and exit = ex.
The CLI levels are:
- Disable (Basic level)
- Enable (Settings viewing level)
- Confi g (Administer level)
- Confi g-if (Data settings editing level)
- Confi g-if (Ethernet port settings editing level)
- Confi g-sap (SAP settings editing level)
- Confi g-ts (Video/audio settings editing level)
- Confi g-fi lter (Unicast video settings editing level, only in BBD)
- Confi g-line (Terminal view settings editing level)
?
Displays a list of available commands of level in question
[command] ?
Displays an info of the command in question
[command] ? space Displays options of the command in question
end
Jump back to enable level
exit
Jump to previous level (on enable level jump to start)
quit
Jump to previous level (on enable level jump to start)
Command Description
Table 10.
Common commands for CLI.
Picture 34.
CLI levels / commands how to move in CLI
(grey command describes moving backwards and black command describes
moving forward).
DISABLE
ipx>
ENABLE
ipx#
CONFIG
ipx(config)#
CONFIG-IF
ipx(config-if)#
CONFIG-IF
ipx(config-if)#
CONFIG-SAP
ipx(config-sap)#
enable
configure
terminal
disable
interface
datachannel
interface
fastethernet
video
sap
video
transport-
stream
video
unicast-
filtering
line
console
end
CONFIG-TS
ipx(config-ts)#
CONFIG-FILTER
ipx(config-filter)#
Start
LOGIN
end,
exit,
quit
exit,
quit
exit,
quit
exit, quit
CONFIG-LINE
ipx(config-line)#
end
exit, quit
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