Preface
Preface
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%
indicates you are logged in to a user account and are subject to certain
access limitations.
•
#
indicates you are logged in to the system administrator account and have
superuser
access. Users of this account are referred to as
root
. The
#
prompt
sign used in an example indicates the command can only be issued by
root
.
Syntax Notation
This document uses the following format conventions for documenting commands:
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Square brackets ([ ]) enclose command argument choices that are optional. For
example:
cflow [-r] [-ix] [-i] [-d
num
]
files
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The vertical bar (|) separates mutually exclusive arguments from which you choose
one. For example, the following shows two mutually exclusive, but optional,
argurments:
command [
arg1
|
arg2
]
The following example shows two mutually exclusive argurments, one of which is
required:
command
arg1
|
arg2
In either case, you may use either
arg1
or
arg2
when you type the command.
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Ellipsis (...) indicates that you can specify the preceding argument as many times
as you need to on a single command line. For example,
command [
arg1 arg2
arg3
...]
N O T E
Dots, brackets, and braces are not literal characters; you
should
not
type them. Any list or set of arguments can
contain more than two elements. Brackets and braces are
sometimes nested.
Getting Help
If your Express5800/
ftServer
system is covered by a service agreement, please contact
NEC Corporation of America Technical Support
(866-269-1239).
Notices
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All regulatory notices are provided in the site planning guide for your system.
