F5 WANJet 500, Руководство по платформе

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Introducing the WANJet 500 Platform
Platform Guide: WANJet
®
500 1 - 9
Identifying references to objects, names, and commands
We apply bold formatting to a variety of items to help you easily pick them
out of a block of text. These items include web addresses, IP addresses,
utility names, and portions of commands, such as variables and keywords.
For example, to discover devices requires that you include at least one
<ip_address> or an <ip_subnet> variable.
Identifying references to other documents
We use italic text to denote a reference to another document. In references
where we provide the name of a book as well as a specific chapter or section
in the book, we show the book name in bold, italic text, and the
chapter/section name in italic text to help quickly differentiate the two. For
example, you can find information about setting up optimization policies in
the
Advanced Configuration chapter of the WANJet
®
Appliance
Administrator Guide .
Identifying command syntax
We show complete commands in bold Courier text. Note that we do not
include the corresponding screen prompt, unless the command is shown in a
figure that depicts an entire command line screen. For example, the
following command shows how to trace the route of IP packets from the
WANJet command line interface:
traceroute <ip_address>
Table 1.1 explains additional special conventions used in command line
syntax.
Item in text Description
\ Indicates that the command continues on the following line, and
that users should type the entire command without typing a line
break.
< > Identifies a user-defined parameter. For example, if the command
has
<your name> , type in your name, but do not include the angle
brackets.
| Separates parts of a command.
[ ] Indicates that syntax inside the brackets is optional.
... Indicates that you can type a series of items.
::= Means is defined as . Indicates that an argument is followed by the
description of the elements that you can use for the argument.
Table 1.1 Command line syntax conventions