Adaptec 2020ZCR Reference Guide - Page 12

Introduction To exit subcommand mode, press Enter. (You may have to press Enter more than once to exit subcommand mode.) I CLI-unique commands For NetWare systems, the following commands are unique to the CLI in that you use these commands when accessing the CLI from the NetWare server console: I open I close I exit I toggle_more I Comments-If the first non-blank character on a line in the CLI is an exclamation point (!), the rest of the line will be ignored. You can type comments after the exclamation point. This is particularly useful in scripts where you want to comment out sections of code. Command Syntax You can enter only valid CLI commands at the command line prompt. All commands use the following syntax: [class] action [object] [/switch1[=value1] [/switch2[=value2]...]] [parameter1 [parameter2...]] The CLI syntax uses the following conventions: [text] The text element within brackets is optional. {type} The type specified within braces is the value type (for example, boolean, integer, string, and so on). parameter{type} The parameter defined by the value type. [text...] Two or more text elements. Class CLI commands are grouped according to class. Classes currently supported include array, controller, diagnostic, disk, logfile, task, and enclosure and are required except in subcommand mode. 1-5