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Using the CLI Commands
To access the superuser CLI commands, issue the su command at the user CLI prompt and enter the
Model 5390 administrative (su) password (for more details on the superuser password, see su on
page C3-71). The default superuser prompt is a # symbol instead of a colon:
annex: su
Password:
annex#
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Table C3-1. CLI Commands
Command Type
admin superuser
arap user
arp superuser
bg user
boot superuser
compact superuser
connect user
control superuser
cp superuser
dialout superuser
edit superuser
fg user
filter superuser
hangup user
help user
help –m superuser
Description
Enters administrative mode.
Converts a CLI line into an ARAP connection.
Displays the Internet-to-hardware address
translation tables.
Puts a job in the background.
Reboots the Model 5390 server.
Compresses non-volatile memory space.
Uses LAT to connect to an advertised LAT
service.
Changes the state of DTR and RTS or outputs a
test message.
Copies a file in the local file system.
Displays the current dial-out database.
Edits configuration files.
Returns to an established job.
Enters the filtering subsystem of the CLI user
interface.
Disconnects all jobs and resets user CLI
connections.
Displays help information for user CLI
commands.
Displays help information on macros.
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