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Appendix A
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Appendix A - CLI Command Reference
A.1. CLI Overview
The ET100R router includes a mini-DIM 9 to DB9 cable to connect a PC’s RS-232 COM: port to the console
port of the ET100R. The network engineer may use PC HyperTerminal as the console application. The configuration
settings are 115200 bps, 8 bits, no parity, 1 stop bit, and no flow control.
There are two access levels of operation for the ET100R, basic mode and privileged mode.
The basic login requires the username 'admin' and has no password set by default. Basic level allows browsing all
settings but does not allow any changes to be made.
The network administrator may advance to privileged mode from basic mode by entering the enable command,
followed by the privileged mode password. The default privileged mode password is also set to a null value, just press
enter directly when asked for the password.
In basic mode there will be a ">" prompt on every command line while in privileged mode, there will be a "#" prompt
on every command line. Enter the disable command to go back to basic mode. Entering the quit command, will logout
of both basic and privileged modes.
This appendix will provide the functional details of the Command Line Interface (CLI). They are all "Cisco like"
commands.
A.2. Command Types
The shell commands can be categorized into the following different types.
A.2.1. System Support Commands
These include enable, disable, quit, exit, help,?, and upgrade commands.
A.2.2. Show Commands
These include all of the show commands and can be run from non-privileged mode (basic mode).
A.2.3. Configure Commands
These include the config commands and are only available in privileged mode.
A.2.4. Net Tool Commands
These include the ping, traceroute, and arp commands.
A.2.5. Miscellaneous Commands
These include up arrow and down arrow. Making it easy to review a history of commands.