User manual

2-12 Basic Installation and Setup
Double quotations distinguish strings
If you want to include white space or special characters in a text
string, the string must be enclosed in double quotes.
Command syntax and CLI rules
This document uses the following CLI command syntax
conventions:
Keywords are in bold text. For example:
ping
Values following keywords are in brackets. For example:
[interval]
Values that are position dependent and do not have
keywords are in arrows. For example:
<ip address>
Position independent arguments are shown in a vertical array
following the command. For example:
set accounting
primary_server <name_or_ip_address>
secondary_server <name_or_ip_address>
use_servers <ONE | BOTH>
A vertical character between two parameters indicates a
choice of two options. For example:
<true | false>
A series of commas between a set of choices indicates
multiple options. For example:
[login,network,callback,dial_out,manage,location]
Command completion
The command completion feature finishes spelling a unique,
abbreviated command parameter for you by pressing the
key. It is helpful when you’re in a hurry or uncertain how to
spell a command parameter.