TP-8/16/24/32/64S User Manual Version No.: V1.2
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Manage/snmp-layer
sub-command
agent, community, exit, group, help, show, switch, trap, user
Every command format is organized in the form of “command name, parameter 1, parameter 2.....”.
For instance, network> ip-mask 192.168.1.2/24
Therein, “network>” is the command prompt, “ip-mask” is the command name, and “192.168.1.2/24”
is a parameter.
Part of commands have no need of parameters, and can be operated by way of interaction.
6.1.4 Auxiliary Function
Automatic completion functions of command and parameter
CLI module has the automatic completion functions of command and partial parameters. If users press
“TAB” button when entering command word or parameters, CLI will automatically look for the words
matching with the entered ones. If it looked for a sole matched command or parameter, CLI will
automatically make the whole word complete and add a space after it so as to smoothly import a next
parameter. For instance, after inputting “n”
＋
TAB in the root command layer, CLI will automatically
complete the command “network”:
＃
n
（
TAB
）
—>
＃
network.
If no any match word can be found, TAB button will be ignored.
Function for command line history record
After ending the command line entry (press enter key after nonempty character string), CLI will write
the contents input last time into command history butter memory; After pressing upkey or downkey,
users are able to search command history records and the searched records will be automatically
written into command line.
Parameter absence reminding function
When parameters are not filled in or incorrect ones are completed in, a lot of available parameters will
display once enter key is pressed. For example, input “cid” in “codec” command layer and press enter
key, CLI will display reminding information codec_ep1> cid (enter key): The command is not
completed! Available parameters: dtmf fsk command usage: cid {dtmf | fsk}
Hidden command and maskoff command
The hidden command refers to the command that the user fails to complete by CLI command or help
function. These commands only work after users manually enter the preset hidden command name.
For instance: system> user
The maskoff command refers to the command is not allowed to execute under the command line
logged in by Telnet. These commands also are the ones that were preset via procedure code.
