Conventions; Downloading This Book And Updates From The Web - Avaya G250 Reference

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Conventions

The following are the conventions used in this book to represent syntax and examples:
Display Type
Screen Display text
User entered text
Variable
Variable in text
[]
|
{}

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24 Avaya G250 and Avaya G350 CLI Reference
Description
Text represented in this format is displayed by
the CLI.
Text represented in this format is entered by the
user.
This format indicates a variable argument as it is
entered by the user.
This format indicates a variable argument
discussed in the Parameters section.
Syntax elements grouped by square brackets are
optional.
Syntax elements separated by a pipe are
mutually exclusive. Choose one of the elements
separated by the pipe.
These braces are used to group syntax
elements, where necessary, to eliminate
ambiguity in the syntax. For example, if a
keyword and an argument together constitute
one of a set of mutually exclusive elements, the
keyword and argument are grouped with braces
and separated from the other options with a pipe.