User`s guide

Command and Parameter Separation
Commands and parameters are separated with one or more spaces and/or tab
characters (white space). White space at the start and end of a command line is
ignored.
Character Case and White Space
In general, the CLI is not case-sensitive. Commands and parameters can be typed
using any combination of upper and lower case letters
1
.
However, all IQNs, iSCSI Aliases, and initiator names must be entered in lower-
case letters.
If a white space character has to be entered as part of a parameter, enclose the
parameter in a pair of double-quotes (“ ”). Everything between the quotes,
including any enclosed white space, is used as the parameter—the double-quotes
are not used as part of the parameter.
Command Line Editing
You can edit commands and parameters by using the keystrokes described in this
table.
1. There may be a few exceptions, such as file names, where case is significant.
Keystroke Function
Ctrl+A Jump to the start of the line
Ctrl+B Move cursor back one character (left)
Ctrl+C Escapes and terminates lengthy jobs
Ctrl+D Delete the character at, or in front of, the cursor
Ctrl+E Jump to the end of the current line
Ctrl+F Moves cursor forward one character
Ctrl+H; or Backspace Erases a mistake when entering a command
Ctrl+K Delete from the cursor forward to the end of the line
Ctrl+N; or down arrow Display the next command in the command history
Ctrl+P; or up arrow Display the previous command in the command history
Ctrl+S Search for a command in the command history
Ctrl+T Transpose two characters
Ctrl+U Delete complete line
Esc B Move cursor back one word