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10 CLI command set This section describes the VLS command-line interface (CLI) command set. The CLI command allows you to remotely configure, manage, and monitor the VLS over the LAN using a secure shell session. It also allows you to locally configure, manage, and monitor the VLS through the serial connection. Commands There are two types of CLI commands: • CLI-only commands Commands that are processed by the CLI and affect only the CLI. • VLS commands Commands that are passed to the VLS to configure, manage, and monitor the VLS. Conventions All command arguments are case-sensitive and optional. They can be specified in any order. There are several option tags associated with a command. The following conventions are used in this section to identify option tags and arguments: • An option tag is preceded by either -. • The argument is separated from the option tag by a space. • If an argument contains a space, it must be enclosed by either two single quotes or two double quotes. • If there is no argument after an option tag, the option is a switch. • An * after an argument means the argument (including its option tag) can be repeated. • A | between a compound argument means one or the other argument. CLI-only commands This section describes the CLI-only commands in the VLS CLI command set. Connection commands Use the CLI commands in to establish or close a VLS secure shell or serial user interface session. Table 4 CLI connection commands Command Description bye | done | exit | logout | Terminates the CLI session. quit close Close the connection to the VLS. getHost Displays the fully qualified name of the VLS and its IP address. HP StorageWorks 107

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10 CLI command set
This section describes the VLS command-line interface (CLI) command set. The CLI command allows you
to remotely con
fi
gure, manage, and monitor the VLS over the LAN using a secure shell session. It also
allows you to locally con
fi
gure, manage, and monitor the VLS through the serial connection.
Commands
There are two types of CLI commands:
•
CLI-only commands
Commands that are processed by the CLI and affect only the CLI.
•
VLS commands
Commands that are passed to the VLS to con
fi
gure, manage, and monitor the VLS.
Conventions
All command arguments are case-sensitive and optional. They can be speci
fi
ed in any order. There are
several option tags associated with a command. The following conventions are used in this section to
identify option tags and arguments:
•
An option tag is preceded by either
-
.
•
The argument is separated from the option tag by a space.
•
If an argument contains a space, it must be enclosed by either two single quotes or two double
quotes.
•
If there is no argument after an option tag, the option is a switch.
•
An
*
after an argument means the argument (including its option tag) can be repeated.
•
A
|
between a compound argument means one or the other argument.
CLI-only commands
This section describes the CLI-only commands in the VLS CLI command set.
Connection commands
Use the CLI commands in to establish or close a VLS secure shell or serial user interface session.
Table 4 CLI connection commands
Command
Description
bye | done | exit | logout |
quit
Terminates the CLI session.
close
Close the connection to the VLS.
getHost
Displays the fully quali
fi
ed name of the
VLS and its IP address.
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