Cli Main Menu - Avaya Communication Server 1000M Single Group Manual

Administration using the CLI
For each prompt, there are to three ways to respond:
• Enter <cr> to accept the current value.
• Enter value to change the attribute.
• Enter a dot (.) to terminate the session.
In some cases, the system displays the current value and a list of available values to select
(where the value of attribute_c has been changed to bbbb); for example:
attribute_c (current_c, (1-aaaa, 2-bbbb, 3-cccc)): 2
After the session is complete, the system lists the new set of values and prompts to Modify,
Save, or Cancel the modification(s).
Collection modify procedure
This procedure modifies, deletes, or adds an entry to a collection of items of the same type,
such as for example, port capacity.
Move through the list of items by entering <cr> to skip the item, enter a command to modify
the item, or enter . (dot) to exit the list. The command can be:
• m – Used to modify the item in the list using object modify procedure
• d – Used to delete a selected item in the list
• i – Used to insert a list of items above the currently selected item
• a – Used to append a list of items below the currently selected item
For insert and append commands, the system prompts to add a new item. Terminate this
sequence by entering . (dot). When the system executes the command(s), the program gives
the option to Modify, Save, or Cancel the changes. Enter Save to keep the new changes.
At the end of the list, the system displays or prints the new list and prompts again to Modify or
Exit the list.

CLI Main Menu

The CLI Main Menu is the first menu to appear after logging in. The CLI Main Menu lists
administration and maintenance menus and appears in the CLI as follows:
SAdmin, SMaint, PAdmin, PMaint, AAdmin, ADebug, MIVS, LOgout, ?:
To access one of the menus, enter the first two letters of the menu, and press Enter. For
example, to access the System Administration menu, enter sa, SA, or the long form of the
command SAdmin. Enter lo or LO to log out.
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