CLI commands
The following table describes the commonly used CLI commands.
Command | Description |
---|---|
?
|
Show help information. |
get system
|
Get system status. |
get interface
|
Get interface firmware version. |
show system hostname
|
Show hostname configuration. |
show system interface
|
Show network interfaces and configurations. |
show system memsize
|
Show total memory size. |
show system route
|
Show the default route. |
show system setting
|
Show network interfaces and configurations. |
config system hostname
|
Set the host name for this appliance. |
config system interface
|
Configure network interfaces. |
config system route
|
Configure the gateway address for the management port.
config system route |
config system setting
|
Configure system setting. |
execute date
|
Set the system date and system time. The format is MM/DD/YYYY hh:mm:ss. |
execute ping
|
Execute a PING command. |
execute reboot
|
Reboot the system. |
execute shutdown
|
Shut down the system. |
execute factoryreset
|
Reset the system into an initial state. Note this operation will clear all existing data/configuration. |
execute formatlogdisk
|
Execute a format disk command for log storage. |
execute restore image tftp
|
Upgrade image from tftp server. The format is "execute restore image tftp xxx.xxx x.x.x.x". |
execute restore vmlicense tftp
|
Update VM platform license from tftp server. The format is "execute restore vmlicense tftp xxx.xxx x.x.x.x". |
execute restore config tftp
|
Execute restore config tftp. The format is "execute restore config tftp xxx.xxx x.x.x.x". |
execute backup config tftp
|
Execute backup config tftp. The format is "execute backup config tftp xxx.xxx x.x.x.x". |
exit
|
Exit the current session. |