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14
Dot Commands
You can access commands from all non-menu screens. When they are available,
. - commands appears at the bottom of the screen. Press
mand line which lists the available commands for that screen, that is, not all commands
are available on every screen. The following table describes the commands:
.H
.M
.R
.W
.A
.N
.P
.C
.G
.Z
.F
.(dot)
Go to the HELP screen, which lists arrow keys
and
. commands.
Monitor Mode on or off. Monitor mode con-
tinuously refreshes the data displayed, allowing
you to see the system operating in real time.
Update screen data (refresh)
Save screen data to the database (write). This
is usually required after you make a configura-
tion change before the change takes affect.
Add a new record to a table
Display the next record in a table.
Display the previous record in a table.
Cancel any changes made to this screen
before you press
before
before
before
.W
Go to the specific table record by key value
(for example, port number).
Clears the statistics on the current status
screen (zero)
Flushes tables. Available for these screens:
• 2.1.3 Error Log Screen
• 2.3.4 Transparent Bridging Table
• 2.4.1.5 ARP Table
This is functionally the same as accessing the
3.3 Flush utility, which allows you to flush one
or more of the above tables at a time.
Use to go to a particular screen number. Type
. (dot) , then type the screen number you
want to go to (for example, 224) and press
Enter. You cannot use this method at a menu
screen.
. to display the com-
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