Cisco Systems H.323 manual Document Conventions, Meaning Comments and Examples, Boldface, Prov-sta

Preface

Document Conventions

•Appendix E, “E-ISUP Cause Value-to-Name Lookup”

•Appendix F, “H.323 Name-to-Cause Value Lookup”

•Appendix G, “H.323 Cause Value-to-Name Lookup”

Document Conventions

This manual uses the document conventions listed in this section.

Table 1	Document Conventions
Convention		Meaning	Comments and Examples
Boldface		Commands and keywords you	prov-sta
		enter literally as shown
Italics		Variables for which you supply	command interface type
		values	You replace the variable with
			the type of interface.
Courier		Font used for screen displays,	Are you ready to continue?
		prompts, and scripts.	[Y]
Courier bold		Font used to indicate what the user	Login: root
		enters in examples of command	Password: <password>
		environments.
Square brackets ([ ])		Optional elements	command [abc]
			abc is optional (not required),
			but you can choose it.
Vertical bars ( )		Separated alternative elements	command [abc def]
			You can choose either abc or
			def, or neither, but not both.
Braces ({ })		Required choices	command {abc def}
			You must use either abc or def,
			but not both.
Braces with vertical bars within		A required choice within an	command [abc{ def ghi}]
square brackets ([{ }])		optional element	You have three options:
			•	No entry
			•	abc def
			•	abc ghi
A string		A nonquoted set of characters	For example, when setting an
			SNMP community string to
			public, do not use quotation
			marks around the string;
			otherwise, the string will
			include the quotation marks.

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