User`s guide

Before You Begin xlvii
The following table describes other terms and conventions.
Table P-3: Other Terms and Conventions
Term or Convention Meaning Examples
Hot keys Hot keys are key sequences that
perform certain actions. When
hot keys are shown, a plus (+)
appears between two keys that
must be pressed at the same
time, and a space appears
between two keys that must be
pressed sequentially.
Ctrl+k p entered while
the user is connected to a
KVM port brings up an
IPDU power management
screen. Ctrl and k must
be pressed at the same time
followed by p.
Ctrl+Shift+i entered
while the user is connected
to a serial port brings up
the IPMI power
management utility. The
Ctrl key and the Shift
and i keys must be pressed
at the same time.
Navigation shortcuts Shortcuts use the “greater than”
symbol (>) to indicate how to
navigate to Web Manager or
OSD screens.
Go to Configuration>KVM>
General >IP Users in Expert
mode.
\ in a command line
example
Used in screen examples when a
command does not fit in the
space available. Indicates that
the whole command should be
entered in either of the two
following ways:
On one line without the
backslash
On multiple lines with a
backslash at the end of each
line to tell the shell that the
command continues on the
following line.
# openssl req -new \
-nodes -key \
private_key.pem \
-out cert.csr