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A.1 Using
the CLI
Command Line Interface A
This section outlines the use of the command line interface
as opposed to the menu system. The Terminal Server
supports the use of menus for a number of terminal types. It
also supports a command line interface (CLI) for use on other
terminal types and Telnet/Rlogin sessions.
If possible the menu interface should be used as it is far
simpler to use. However, the CLI does offer the same level
of functionality.
The Terminal Server command line consists of a prompt as
shown below.
local>
The Terminal Server accepts commands in both lower and
upper case, and shortened versions of commands can be
used as long as they only have an unambiguous meaning.
For example 'tel' could be used in place of 'telnet'.
The Terminal Server offers an extensive help facility. To enter
the help function type,
local> help
The Terminal Server responds as follows,
Help is available for the following commands:
CONNECT
CLEAR
EXIT
GATEWAY
KILL
LOCK
REBOOT
RLOGIN
SHOW
SU
ARP
PROV
Topic?
Command Line Interface
COPY
DISCONNECT
HELP
HOST
LOGOUT
RESUME
SAVE
SET
TELNET
TEST
DIAL
FACRESET
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