![](/images/backgrounds/288365/hp-digital-netrider-users-manual-54742641x1.png)
Access Server Commands
User GroupsFor practical purposes, the access server command set syntax is divided into command groups. These groups are:
∙Command descriptions
∙CLEAR/PURGE commands
∙SET/DEFINE/CHANGE commands
∙SHOW/LIST/MONITOR commands
In the above list, the command descriptions group includes any command that does not functionally fit into the CLEAR/PURGE, SET/DEFINE/CHANGE or SHOW/LIST MONITOR groups (for example, DIAL, CONNECT, SEND, and LOOP).
Command DefinitionsThe following table describes the commands for the CLEAR/PURGE, SET/DEFINE/ CHANGE and SHOW/LIST/MONITOR groups:
Command | Result |
|
|
DEFINE | Changes NVRAM (nonvolatile random access memory). The |
| system must be reinitialized for the changes to take effect. |
SET | Changes VRAM.1 |
CHANGE | Changes both NVRAM and VRAM. |
SHOW | Displays current status or information about various options |
| from the access server operational database. |
MONITOR | Displays continuously updated access server information on |
| various options. Type any character to stop a monitor display. |
| The MONITOR command displays have the same format as the |
| corresponding SHOW command displays, but requires the user |
| to be privileged. |
LIST | Displays information about various options from the server’s |
| permanent database. |
CLEAR | Changes VRAM. |
PURGE | Changes NVRAM. |
1.VRAM is the server’s volatile operational database.
Management Tools