Juniper MEDIA FLOW MANAGER 2.0.2 - ADMINISTRATOR S GUIDE AND CLI, Руководство администратора

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CHAPTER 4 About the Command Line Interface (CLI) Media Flow Manager Administrator’s Guide
98 CLI Options Copyright © 2010, Juniper Networks, Inc.
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confirm-reload
—Enable or disable (with
no
) confirmations of rebooting or
halting the system using the
reload
command. This confirmation is in addition to
any separate confirmations that may be displayed for unsaved changes.
•
confirm-reset
—Enable or disable (with
no
) confirmations of resetting the entire
system to its factory default state using the
reset factory
command.
•
confirm-unsaved
—Enable or disable (with
no
) confirmations of cases where you
might accidentally lose unsaved changes. Currently, this is just for the
reload
[halt]
command; other cases where you might lose configuration are some of the
configuration
commands, which have no confirmations since they are explicitly
for configuration.
•
empty-password
—
E
nable or disable (with
no
) prompting for a password in
certain cases where a password was permitted but the user did not specify one.
Mainly, this applies to pseudo-URLs of the form
scp://
username:password@hostname/path/filename
where the
:password
part was
omitted. If the prompt is enabled, the CLI asks for a password to be entered. If the
prompt is disabled, the CLI assumes there is no password. Note if you only
eliminate the password itself but leave the colon (:), this is treated as an explicit
declaration that there is no password, and there is no prompt regardless of this
setting.
•
show config-hidden enable
—Enable or disable (with
no
) viewing hidden
commands with
show config
commands.
•
session
— EXEC commands. Configure CLI options for this session only.
•
auto-logout
—Control the length of user inactivity required before the CLI
automatically logs a user out. The
no
variants of this command disable the automatic
logout feature.
•
paging enable
—Enable or disable (with
no
) paging of CLI output. See
default
paging enable
comand description above for details.
•
prefix-modes enable
—Enable or disable (with
no
) the use of prefix modes in the
CLI. If prefix modes are disabled, the commands that were used to enter prefix modes
may or may not remain valid standalone commands, depending on the command.
Changing this option's default affects this session as well as all future ones, but does
not affect other sessions already in progress.
•
progress enable
—Enable/disable progress updates for long operations.
•
terminal
—Set terminal parameters.
•
width
and
length
—Override the auto-detected size of the terminal. This is useful
mostly when the size could not be auto-detected and the CLI is using the default
80x24
. These settings are persistent only for the current CLI session. They are
also lost if the terminal is resized and the CLI is able to auto-detect its new size.
•
type <type>
—Set the type of the terminal. The
no
variants clear the terminal
setting, which causes the session to be treated as a ‘dumb’ terminal.
show cli
Display CLI settings: the inactivity timeout, whether or not paging is enabled, the terminal size
and type. For settings which have configured defaults, both those and the current session
settings are displayed.