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Success UFiT: log1 UFiT: record1 UFiT: record2 -> show -d targets -o end,count=2 /modular1/chassismgr1/logs1/log1/record* Success UFiT: log1 UFiT: record12 UFiT: record13 -> show -display targets -output number=2-3 /modular1/chassismgr1/logs1/log1/ record* Success UFiT: log1 UFiT: record2 UFiT: record3 SMASH CLP supported targets A SMASH CLP target represents the address or path of the target of the verb. You specify the target in the hierarchical containment of an SM ME address that you derive from the concatenation of supported UFiTs into UFiPs (for details on UFiTs and UFiPs, see "Addressing managed elements" on page 4). Most SMASH CLP verbs have a verb target, whether explicitly or implicitly identified (one exception is the exit verb). An explicitly identified target is a target address path that is included in the command line entered. An implicitly identified target is a target that you do not identify on the command line, but that the verb references from the session environment variable. This kind of target is called a current default target (CDT). A default target address is always in effect during a SMASH CLP session. The command processor uses it to determine the resultant target for the command. On entry to the SMASH CLP session, the CDT is always / (/admin1). For example, the results of a command utilizing the show verb are identical for the following sequences. Each shows information about the target ME (indicated here by the SM ME address or UFiP /modular1/switch1) whether or not a target is explicitly defined: -> cd /modular1 -> show switch1 (explicit) Or -> cd /modular1/switch1 -> show (implicit) Or -> show /modular1/switch1 (explicit) To view a list of SMASH CLP supported targets, see "SMASH Proxy nonaddressing associations and supported physical and logical targets" on page 64 and "SMASH Proxy supported targets (by UFcT) and associated command target properties" on page 72. Chapter 3. Using the SMASH CLP command line 17

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Success
UFiT:
log1
UFiT:
record1
UFiT:
record2
->
show
-d
targets
-o
end,count=2
/modular1/chassismgr1/logs1/log1/record*
Success
UFiT:
log1
UFiT:
record12
UFiT:
record13
->
show
-display
targets
-output
number=2-3
/modular1/chassismgr1/logs1/log1/
record*
Success
UFiT:
log1
UFiT:
record2
UFiT:
record3
SMASH
CLP
supported
targets
A
SMASH
CLP
target
represents
the
address
or
path
of
the
target
of
the
verb.
You
specify
the
target
in
the
hierarchical
containment
of
an
SM
ME
address
that
you
derive
from
the
concatenation
of
supported
UFiTs
into
UFiPs
(for
details
on
UFiTs
and
UFiPs,
see
“Addressing
managed
elements”
on
page
4).
Most
SMASH
CLP
verbs
have
a
verb
target,
whether
explicitly
or
implicitly
identified
(one
exception
is
the
exit
verb).
An
explicitly
identified
target
is
a
target
address
path
that
is
included
in
the
command
line
entered.
An
implicitly
identified
target
is
a
target
that
you
do
not
identify
on
the
command
line,
but
that
the
verb
references
from
the
session
environment
variable.
This
kind
of
target
is
called
a
current
default
target
(CDT)
.
A
default
target
address
is
always
in
effect
during
a
SMASH
CLP
session.
The
command
processor
uses
it
to
determine
the
resultant
target
for
the
command.
On
entry
to
the
SMASH
CLP
session,
the
CDT
is
always
/
(
/admin1
).
For
example,
the
results
of
a
command
utilizing
the
show
verb
are
identical
for
the
following
sequences.
Each
shows
information
about
the
target
ME
(indicated
here
by
the
SM
ME
address
or
UFiP
/modular1/switch1
)
whether
or
not
a
target
is
explicitly
defined:
->
cd
/modular1
->
show
switch1
(explicit)
Or
->
cd
/modular1/switch1
->
show
(implicit)
Or
->
show
/modular1/switch1
(explicit)
To
view
a
list
of
SMASH
CLP
supported
targets,
see
“SMASH
Proxy
nonaddressing
associations
and
supported
physical
and
logical
targets”
on
page
64
and
“SMASH
Proxy
supported
targets
(by
UFcT)
and
associated
command
target
properties”
on
page
72.
Chapter
3.
Using
the
SMASH
CLP
command
line
17