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The object type can be optionally preceded by the object category. A category groups together a
set of types and mainly used with tab completion which is described below.
Tip: Getting help about help
Typing the CLI command:
gw-world:/> help help
will give information about the help command itself.
The CLI Command History
Just like the console in many versions of Microsoft Windows™, the up and down arrow keys allow
the user to move through the list of commands in the CLI command history. For example,
pressing the up arrow key once will make the last command executed appear at the current CLI
prompt. After a command appears it can be re-executed in its original form or changed first
before execution.
Tab Completion
Remembering all the commands and their options can be difficult. NetDefendOS provides a
feature called tab completion which means that pressing the tab key will cause automatically
completion of the current part of the command. If completion is not possible then pressing the
tab key will alternatively display the possible command options that are available.
Optional Parameters Are Tab Completed Last
Tab completion does not work with optional parameters until all the mandatory parameters
have been entered.
For example, when creating an IP rule for a particular IP rule set, the command line might begin:
gw-world:/> add IPRule
If the tab key is now pressed, the mandatory parameters are displayed by NetDefendOS:
A value is required for the following properties:
Action
DestinationInterface
The Name parameter is not in this list since it is not mandatory because rules can be referenced
with their index number. Similarly, the following might be entered:
gw-world:/> add IPRule Na
If the tab key is now pressed, the letters Na will not be completed to be Name= because Name is
optional and all the mandatory parameters must be entered before tab completion works for
optional parameters.
Note: CLI commands in this guide are reformatted
In order to make the individual elements of CLI commands in this guide clearer, they are
DestinationNetwork
Service
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Chapter 2: Management and Maintenance
SourceInterface
SourceNetwork

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