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NET-PATHm Installation and Operation Guide
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Useful
Command Line
Interface
Commands
Once you establish a command line connection, many commands are available to
communicate with the NET-PATHm and the monitored hosts. Your access to these
commands depends on your security authorization level (user name and password).
Some of these commands can have a harmful effect on the NET-PATHm. Do not
execute a command unless you are fully aware of its impact.
To obtain a list of commands, type help at the command line as shown below.
NET-PATH> help
The table below shows the NET-PATHm commands, their description, and syntax
examples. The brackets ([ ]) indicate optional operands. You can use standard
wildcards, such as * and ?.
Table 3-1: NET-PATHm Commands
Command Syntax and Examples Description
BATTERYTEST BATTERYTEST Option
Example:
BATTERYTEST START
BATTERYTEST STOP
Performs a battery load test.
Option: START/STOP
BEEP BEEP Option
Example:
BEEP ENABLED
BEEP DISABLED
Enables or disables the buzzer.
Option: ENABLED/ DISABLED
CD CD Directory
Examples:
CD TEMP
CD \FLASH\TEST
Changes the current directory. Cannot change
from a directory in one media (e.g. FLASH) to a
directory in the other media (e.g. RAM) with one
CD command.
CHECKDISK CHECKDISK Drive
Example:
CHECKDISK \FLASH
CHECKDISK \RAM
Checks a drive for errors.
Drive = FLASH or RAM
CLEANDISK CLEANDISK Drive
Example:
CLEANDISK \FLASH
Forces a complete cleaning and reclaiming of
dirty sectors on the disk.
Drive = FLASH
COPY COPY [Path\]SourceFileSpec[Path\]
DestinationFileSpec
Examples:
COPY *.DAT *.BAK
COPY LOG.DAT USER\LOG1.DAT
COPY CATALOG.* CAT.*
COPY CAT.??? INF.???
COPY *.yyy
\FLASH\SCRIPTS\*.SSS
Copies one or more files from one location to
another. To copy multiple files to a directory, use
the asterisk (*) for multiple characters or the
question mark (?) to specify single characters.
You must always specify a destination file name.
SourceFileSpec = original file
DestinationFileSpec = destination location