Specifications

Understanding Command Descriptions
1-8 Using the Command-Line Interface
Toseeallthevariations,typeoneofthecommandsfollowed byaquestionmark (?).Forexample:
RBT-8100# show ip ?
alias Show ip aliases
dns show DNS status
https show ip https
route Show ip route table
telnet show ip telnet
TodeterminetheportonwhichTelnetisrunning,typethefollowingcommand:
RBT-8100# show ip telnet
Server Status Port
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Enabled 23
Understanding Command Descriptions
EachcommanddescriptionintheMobilitySystemSoftwareCommandReferencecontainsthe
followingelements:
•Acommandname,whichshowsthekeywordsbutnotthevariables.Forexample,the
followingcommandnameappearsatthetopofacommanddescriptionandintheindex:
set {ap | dap} name
Theset{ap|dap}namecommandhasthefollowingcompletesyntax:
set {ap port-list | dap dap-num} name name
•Abriefdescriptionofthecommand’sfunctions.
•Thefullcommandsyntax.
•Anycommanddefaults.
•Thecommandaccess,whichiseitherenabledorall.Allindicatesthatanyonecanaccess this
command.Enabledindicatesthatyoumustentertheenablepasswordbeforeenteringthe
command.
•Thecommandhistory,whichidentifiesthe MSSversion
inwhichthecommandwas
introducedandtheversionnumbersofanysubsequentupdates.
•Specialtipsforcommandusage.Theseareomittedifthecommandrequiresnospecialusage.
•Oneormoreexamplesofthecommandincontext,withtheappropriatesystempromptand
response.
•Oneormorerelatedcommands.