Riello UPS Netman208 Installation And User Manual page 48

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Some examples here:
// Shutdown of QNAP
Q#CR#Y#CR#/sbin/poweroff#CR#
that is like typing manually:
Q (enter)
Y (enter)
/sbin/poweroff (enter)
// Shutdown commands for "NetApp OnTap 9.9.1"
system node halt -node * -skip-lif-migration-before-shutdown true -ignore-
quorum-warnings true -inhibit-takeover true -ignore-strict-sync-warnings
true#CR##W1#Y#CR##W1#Y#CR#
that is like typing manually:
system node halt -node * -skip-lif-migration-before-shutdown true -ignore-
quorum-warnings true -inhibit-takeover true -ignore-strict-sync-warnings true
(enter)
(wait 1 second)
Y (enter)
(wait 1 second)
Y (enter)
// Shutdown command for "Firewall CheckPoint"
halt#CR#Y#CR#
that is like typing manually:
halt (enter)
Y (enter)
Using multiple command string always write the correct TAGS, otherwise mis-type
TAGs are sent as a command to the remote host/device with errors or unexpected
answers (e.g.: do not forget to open and close the special TAGS with a "#").
The usage of single command and multiple command string is automatically detected
by the presence of char "#": if found in the string is executed as multiple command string,
otherwise is single command.
The single command is faster than the multiple command string: the first is a simple
command launched, the second one instead emulates a SSH session and involves some
extra internal delays (few seconds).
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