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Chapter
FIRST-LEVEL COMMANDS
This chapter describes the commands available at the first command level of each SCC.
You can enter the entire command or the first two letters of most commands and command-line arguments. If there
are two commands with the same first two letters, enter enough letters to differentiate between the two commands.
The remaining letters can be displayed, if you wish to see the complete command, by pressing TAB after the first
two letters. If a command-line argument is missing, the system responds by displaying the words Incomplete
command or illegal command directly below the position of the missing argument.
Previously used command lines can be retrieved by pressing the UpÇ and DownÈ arrow keys to browse the list of
these command lines. Any of the command lines can be executed by pressing ENTER when it appears on the
screen.
You can view the command options and command-line argument options by typing ? at any point before a command
line is complete. For example, typing ? right after the prompt will provide a list of available commands, and typing ?
after a command will display a list of options for the next command-line argument. Similarly, typing ? after an option
will display a list of options for the following command-line argument.
The help facility can be used to obtain a list of the first-level commands and their functions by typing ? immediately
after the first-level prompt. The question mark does not appear on the screen, but the system responds by
displaying the information requested.
To verify the functionality of the initial configuration of the SCC, the commands at the first level may be used to:
1. Show hardware, software, and license versions
2. Show running configuration and port status
3. Show system information
4. Write to and Load from the system configuration on a TFTP server
5. Access the configuration menu
6. Disconnect users
7. Confirm network connectivity
8. View debug parameters