Rules For Table Objects; List Commands; Command Line Completion - Proxim ORiNOCO AP-8000 User Manual

Using CLI to Manage the Access Point
General Notes on CLI

Rules for Table Objects

Creating a Table Entry
To create a table, a table index and entry status is required
Example:
(config-mon-hosttbl)#index 0 row-status 4
(config-mon-hosttbl)#index 0 ipaddress 10.0.0.1
(config-mon-hosttbl)#index 0 port 123
(config-mon-hosttbl)#index 0 comment string
(config-mon-hosttbl)#index 0 row-status 4
NOTE: For Dynamic row creation you have to set the entry status first and last of your command and then other
elements.
NOTE: Always set the index value to 0 for creating a new Dynamic row.
Modification of a Table Entry
To modify a table entry, you need to mention the index number.
(config-mon-hosttbl)#index 1 ipaddress 10.0.0.10
Deletion of a Table Entry
To delete a table entry, you have to mention the Index number and entry status is required.
(config-mon-hosttbl)#index 5 entry-status destroy

List Commands

Using this feature, you can view a list of commands or arguments when you type Question Mark (?) at the command
prompt.
When you enter a particular character followed by?, then the command prompt will display all the related commands or
arguments that match the character that you have typed.
Example:
Device-Name>?
Possible completions:
disable: Turn off privileged commands
enable: Turn on privileged commands
exit: Exit from EXEC
show: Show
Example
Device-Name>?
Device-Name>s?
Device-Name>show fil?

Command Line Completion

When you enter a command and then press TAB, it will prompt the complete command name that you are typing.
Example:
#con<TAB>
NOTE: Press the TAB key, to complete the command.
Explanation
Displays all the commands that are available
Displays all the commands that start with "s"
Displays all the commands that start with "show fil"
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