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Introduction A null string can be created by using the quotation marks without any space between them. Config.System> location "" Output All output from the CLI commands is limited to the standard 80 columns supported by most Telnet interfaces. The output is left-justified. Logging In and Logging Out The CLI allows a single Telnet client to be connected to a Director or Edge Switch. If a Telnet client logs out, or if after 15 minutes of inactivity the client's access times out, another Telnet client may log in. Also note that the Telnet client (user) must log in any time a Director or Edge Switch is restarted because the current user's access is lost. Examples of a restart include an IPL and any power-off situation. User Access Rights The CLI supports two user access rights: administrator and operator. A user who logs in with administrator access rights can use all of the commands described in this publication. However, operator access rights grant permission to use only the perf and show branches of the CLI command tree (for example, the perf.traffic and show.system commands), as well as the globally available commands (login, logout, and commaDelim) described in the following section. 1-10 CLI reference guide for directors and edge switches

Section	Page
Contents	3
About This Guide	9
Intended Audience	9
Related Documentation	10
Document Conventions	10
Table 1: Document Conventions	10
Symbols in Text	11
Symbols on Equipment	11
Rack Stability	12
Getting Help	13
HP Technical Support	13
HP Website	13
HP Authorized Reseller	13
Introduction	15
Command Line Interface Overview	15
Entering Command Line Interface Commands	16
Documentation Conventions	16
Navigation Conventions	16
Table 1-1: CLI Command Tree Navigation Conventions	16
Command Tree	18
Table 1-2: CLI Command Tree	18
Navigation of the CLI Command Tree	21
Limitation on Movements	23
Parameters	23
Output	24
Logging In and Logging Out	24
User Access Rights	24
login	25
Syntax	25
Purpose	25
Description	25
Parameters	25
Command Examples	25
logout	26
Syntax	26
Purpose	26
Description	26
Parameters	26
Command Examples	26
commaDelim	27
Syntax	27
Purpose	27
Description	27
Parameter	27
Command Examples	27
Output Example	27
Handling Command Line Interface Errors	28
Using the Command Line Interface Help	28
Commenting Scripts	29
Telnet Session	30
Ethernet Connection Loss	30
CLI Commands	31
Command Overview	31
config Commands	31
Syntax	33
Purpose	33
Parameters	33
Command Example	33
Syntax	34
Purpose	34
Parameters	34
Command Example	34
Syntax	35
Purpose	35
Parameters	35
Command Example	35
Syntax	36
Purpose	36
Parameters	36
Command Example	36
Syntax	37
Purpose	37
Parameters	37
Command Example	37
Output	37
Output Example	37
Syntax	39
Purpose	39
Description	39
Parameters	39
Command Example	39
Syntax	40
Purpose	40
Parameters	40
Command Example	40
Output	40
Output Example	41
Syntax	43
Purpose	43
Parameters	43
Command Examples	43
Syntax	44
Purpose	44
Description	44
Parameters	44
Command Examples	44
Syntax	45
Purpose	45
Parameters	45
Command Examples	45
Syntax	46
Purpose	46
Parameters	46
Command Example	46
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Purpose	47
Description	47
Parameters	47
Command Examples	47
Syntax	48
Purpose	48
Description	48
Parameters	48
Command Example	49
Syntax	50
Purpose	50
Description	50
Parameters	50
Command Example	50
Output	50
Output Example	51
config.security.fabricBinding.activatePending	52
Syntax	52
Purpose	52
Parameters	52
Command Examples	52
config.security.fabricBinding.addMember	52
Syntax	52
Purpose	53
Parameters	53
Command Examples	53
config.security.fabricBinding.clearMemList	53
Syntax	53
Purpose	53
Parameters	53
config.security.fabricBinding.deleteMember	54
Syntax	54
Purpose	54
Parameters	54
Command Examples	54
config.security.fabricBinding.replacePending	54
Syntax	54
Purpose	54
Parameters	55
Command Examples	55
config.security.fabricBinding.setState	55
Syntax	55
Purpose	55
Parameters	55
Command Examples	55
config.security.fabricBinding.showActive	56
Syntax	56
Purpose	56
Parameters	56
Output	56
Output Example	56
config.security.fabricBinding.showPending	56
Syntax	56
Purpose	56
Parameters	57
Output	57
Output Example	57
config.security.portBinding.bound	58
Syntax	58
Purpose	58
Parameters	58
Command Examples	59
config.security.fabricBinding.wwn	59
Syntax	59
Purpose	59
Parameters	59
Command Examples	60
config.security.portBinding.show	60
Syntax	60
Purpose	60
Parameters	61
Command Example	61
Output	61
Output Example	61
config.security.switchBinding.addMember	62
Syntax	62
Purpose	62
Parameters	62
Command Examples	62
config.security.deleteMember	62
Syntax	62
Purpose	62
Parameters	63
Command Examples	63
config.security.switchBinding.setState	63
Syntax	63
Purpose	63
Parameters	64
Command Examples	64
config.security.switchBinding.show	64
Syntax	64
Purpose	64
Parameters	64
Output	65
Output Example	65
config.security.userRights.administrator	66
Syntax	66
Purpose	66
Description	66
Parameters	66
Command Example	66
config.security.userRights.operator	67
Syntax	67
Purpose	67
Parameters	67
Command Example	67
Syntax	68
Purpose	68
Parameters	68
Command Example	68
Output	68
Output Example	68
Syntax	69
Purpose	69
Parameters	69
Command Example	70
Syntax	71
Purpose	71
Parameters	71
Command Examples	71
Syntax	72
Purpose	72
Parameters	72
Command Example	72
Syntax	73
Purpose	73
Parameters	73
Command Example	73
Output	73
Output Example	74
config.switch Commands	74
Syntax	75
Purpose	75
Description	75
Parameters	75
Command Example	75
Syntax	76
Purpose	76
Parameters	76
Command Example	76
Syntax	77
Purpose	77
Parameters	77
Command Example	77
Syntax	78
Purpose	78
Description	78
Parameters	78
Command Example	78
Syntax	79
Purpose	79
Description	79
Parameters	79
Command Example	79
Syntax	80
Purpose	80
Description	80
Parameters	80
Command Example	80
Syntax	81
Purpose	81
Description	81
Parameters	81
Command Example	82
Syntax	83
Purpose	83
Description	83
Parameters	83
Command Example	83
Syntax	84
Purpose	84
Description	84
Parameter	84
Command Examples	84
Syntax	85
Purpose	85
Description	85
Parameters	85
Command Examples	85
Syntax	86
Purpose	86
Parameters	86
Description	86
Command Example	86
Output	86
Output Example	87
Syntax	88
Purpose	88
Parameters	88
Command Example	88
Syntax	89
Purpose	89
Parameters	89
Command Examples	89
Syntax	90
Purpose	90
Parameters	90
Command Example	90
Syntax	91
Purpose	91
Parameters	91
Command Example	91
Syntax	92
Purpose	92
Parameters	92
Command Example	92
Syntax	93
Purpose	93
Parameters	93
Command Example	93
Output	93
Output Examples	93
config.zoning Commands	94
Syntax	95
Purpose	95
Description	95
Parameters	95
Command Examples	95
Syntax	96
Purpose	96
Description	96
Parameters	96
Command Example	96
Syntax	97
Purpose	97
Description	97
Parameters	97
Command Example	97
Syntax	98
Purpose	98
Parameters	98
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Description	99
Parameters	99
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Purpose	100
Description	100
Parameters	100
Command Example	100
Syntax	101
Purpose	101
Description	101
Parameters	101
Command Example	101
Syntax	102
Purpose	102
Description	102
Parameters	102
Command Example	102
Syntax	103
Purpose	103
Description	103
Parameters	103
Command Example	103
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Description	104
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Command Example	104
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Description	105
Parameters	105
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Parameters	106
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Parameters	107
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Parameters	108
Command Example	108
Syntax	109
Purpose	109
Parameters	109
Command Example	109
Output	109
Output Example	109
Syntax	110
Purpose	110
Parameters	110
Command Example	110
Output	110
Output Example	110
maint Commands	111
Syntax	112
Purpose	112
Parameters	112
Command Examples	112
Syntax	113
Purpose	113
Description	113
Parameters	113
Command Example	113
Syntax	114
Purpose	114
Parameters	114
Command Examples	114
Syntax	115
Purpose	115
Parameters	115
Command Example	115
Syntax	116
Purpose	116
Description	116
Parameters	116
Command Example	116
Syntax	117
Purpose	117
Description	117
Parameters	117
Command Example	117
Syntax	118
Purpose	118
Parameters	118
Command Examples	118
perf Commands	119
Syntax	120
Purpose	120
Parameters	120
Command Example	120
Output	120
Output Example	121
Syntax	122
Purpose	122
Parameters	122
Command Example	122
Output	122
Output Example	123
Syntax	124
Purpose	124
Parameters	124
Command Example	124
Syntax	125
Purpose	125
Parameters	125
Command Example	125
Output	125
Output Example	126
Syntax	127
Purpose	127
Parameters	127
Command Example	127
Output	127
Output Example	128
Syntax	129
Purpose	129
Parameters	129
Command Example	129
Output	129
Output Example	130
show Commands	131
Syntax	132
Purpose	132
Parameters	132
Command Example	132
Output	132
Output Example	133
Syntax	134
Purpose	134
Parameters	134
Command Example	134
Output	134
Output Example	134
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Purpose	135
Parameters	135
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Output	135
Output Example	136
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Purpose	137
Parameters	137
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Output	137
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Parameters	138
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Output	138
Output Example	139
Syntax	140
Purpose	140
Parameters	140
Command Example	140
Output	140
Output Example	141

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CLI reference guide for directors and edge switches

Introduction

A null string can be created by using the quotation marks without any space between

them.

Config.System> location “”

Output

All output from the CLI commands is limited to the standard 80 columns supported by

most Telnet interfaces. The output is left-justified.

Logging In and Logging Out

The CLI allows a single Telnet client to be connected to a Director or Edge Switch. If

a Telnet client logs out, or if after 15 minutes of inactivity the client’s access times out,

another Telnet client may log in. Also note that the Telnet client (user) must log in any

time a Director or Edge Switch is restarted because the current user’s access is lost.

Examples of a restart include an IPL and any power-off situation.

User Access Rights

The CLI supports two user access rights: administrator and operator. A user who logs

in with administrator access rights can use all of the commands described in this

publication. However, operator access rights grant permission to use only the

perf

and

show

branches of the CLI command tree (for example, the

perf.traffic

and

show.system

commands), as well as the globally available commands (

logout

, and

commaDelim

) described in the following section.