HP UX 11i v2 Networking Software manual Exiting the CLI Session, Specifying the Card/Port

Table 6-4 Key Stroke Shortcuts

key	description
<Ctrl>a	Move to beginning of line.
<Ctrl>b	Move cursor left one character.
<Ctrl>d	Delete current character.
<Ctrl>e	Move to end of line.
<Ctrl>f	Move cursor right one character.
<Ctrl>k	Delete from cursor to the end of the line.
<Ctrl>l	Refresh input line.
<Ctrl>n	Get next command from history.
<Ctrl>p	Get previous command from history.
<Ctrl>q	Return to use-execute mode. If a command is currently entered on the command line, execute
	the command before returning to user-execute mode.
<Ctrl>t	Transpose current and previous character.
<Ctrl>u	Delete text up to cursor.
<Ctrl>w	Delete word up to cursor.
<Ctrl>z	Return to user-privileged mode.
<Esc>b	Move back one word.
<Esc>c	Convert rest of word to uppercase.
<Esc>d	Delete remainder of word.
<Esc>f	Move forward one word.
<Esc>l	Convert rest of word to lowercase.
down-arrow (i)	Get next command from history.
up-arrow (h)	Get previous command from history.
left-arrow (f)	Move cursor left one character.
right-arrow (g)	Move cursor right one character.

Exiting the CLI Session

To exit the CLI session, return to the user-execute or privileged-execute mode, and enter the logout command. The CLI session is terminated and you are returned to the CLI login prompt.

For example:

HP-IB(config-if-fc-5/1)# exit all

HP-IB> logout

Login:

NOTE: If you use Telnet or SSH to run a remote CLI session, the connection is dropped when you log out, or vice-versa.

Specifying the Card/Port

In many cases, you are asked to identify the card and/or the ports on a card to which to apply configuration commands. This section describes how to refer to slots and ports for configuration via the CLI.

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