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Application Guidelines Using Smart CLI
076R174-000 SpectraComm SDT A-5
Issue 4 Installation and Operation Manual
Using Smart CLI
The Smart CLI commands can be executed from a hyperterminal connection, a password-protected
Telnet connection or at the web interface. When using CLI at the web interface, be aware that you
will not be able to execute those commands that are restricted to the ADMIN mode.
The SC-SDT command line interface is composed of commands, zero or more subcommands and
zero or more arguments. The general syntax of a command entered at the command prompt is:
command
<subcommand(s)>
if any
<required argument(s)>
if any
Finding Commands and Subcommands
Use the
?
character to get a description of commands available, or at any time in the command
line to get context help. The syntax of a help description is:
command
Brief description of command or subcommand
parameter(s)
description, if any, for the command or subcommand
• When you type the
?
character at the beginning of a command line, the screen displays all the
commands available along with a one line description of each command:
SDT%> ?
_______________________System Commands___________________________
clear Reset functions
configure Configure system parameters
default Default configuration to factory values.
disable Turn off supervisor/admin commands
enable Turn on supervisor/admin commands
help Description of the command line interface and help system
ping Send ping to remote device
show Show system parameters
_______________________Utility Commands___________________________________
batch Store and/or run commands in batch mode
chat Start/Answer chat session with another SDT CLI user
exit Exit Command Line Interface
flash Copy flash files/select flash boot file
reboot Halt and perform a reboot
services Show/Enable/Disable HTTP, SNMP, TELNET & TFTP Services
who-am-i Shows current user name
|_______________________Notes______________________________________________
Commands may be abbreviated. Command text expands when space is entered.
Use "?" at any time on the command line to get help. Use CTRL-C to abort
command line. Use Up/Down arrow keys to recall previous command lines.