Acopia Adaptive Resource Switch, Руководство по обслуживанию CLI

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Introduction
CLI Overview
1-6 CLI Maintenance Guide
bstnA6k(cfg)#
Config mode contains all modes and commands for changing the configuration of the
local switch, such as network configuration.
Gbl Mode
To enter gbl mode, use the
global
command:
bstnA6k# global
bstnA6k(gbl)#
Gbl mode controls all parameters that are shared in an HA pair, such as namespaces
and global servers.
Exiting a Mode
From any mode, use the
exit
command to return to its parent mode. From priv-exec
mode, this command exits the CLI; to go from priv-exec mode back to exec mode,
use the
no enable
command.
From any submode of cfg or gbl mode, you can return immediately to priv-exec mode
by using the
end
command or pressing <Ctrl-z>.
Prompts
Prompts contain information about your position in the mode hierarchy as well as the
name of the object you are configuring. For example, suppose you use the following
command in gbl mode:
bstnA6k(gbl)# namespace wwmed
bstnA6k(gbl-ns[wwmed])#
This command places you into a new mode, as indicated by the new CLI prompt. The
prompt shows the name of the mode, “gbl-ns,” and the name of the configuration
object, a namespace called “wwmed.” Abbreviations are used for mode names (for
example, “ns” instead of “namespace”) to conserve space on the command line.
When you descend to lower modes in the config tree, the prompt offers more
information. To extend the previous example, suppose you enter the following
command to configure the “/local” volume in the wwmed namespace: