Command Line Interface Commands - Gutor Modular User Guides

The System Commands are general and the same for all Gutor systems. The Device Commands are specific for the system type.

The navigation in the CLI is the same for all systems, but the options available will depend on the system configuration and options selected.

Available Commands in the CLI

To view the available System Commands and Device Commands type ? and press Enter.

This is an example of the available commands:

System Commands:
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For command help: command ?

?           about       alarmcount  boot        bye         cd
clrrst      console     date        delete      dir         dns
eapol       email       eventlog    exit        firewall    format
ftp         help        lang        lastrst     ledblink    logzip
netstat     ntp         ping        portspeed   prompt      pwd
quit        radius      reboot      resetToDef  session     smtp
snmp        snmptrap    snmpv3      ssh         ssl         system
tcpip       tcpip6      user        userdflt    web         whoami
wifi        xferINI     xferStatus

Device Commands:
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charger     modbus      uio

Command Syntax and Navigation

To navigate in the CLI type a command and then press Enter to run the command. The command syntax is:

NOTE: Type ? or help to view available commands.

Item	Description
`–`	Options are preceded by a hyphen.
`< >`	The definitions of options are enclosed in angle brackets. For example:`-pw <user password>`
`[ ]`	If a command accepts multiple options or an option accepts mutually exclusive arguments, the values may be enclosed in brackets.
`\|`	A vertical line between items enclosed in brackets or angle brackets indicates that the items are mutually exclusive. You must use one of the items.

Some examples are:

To view the event log type: eventlog and press Enter.
To enable HTTP type: web –h enable and press Enter.
To change to the metric temperature scale for the logged in user type: user –ts metric and press Enter.