The Command Line
The commands to activate the AUDIX administration screens have the following order:
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Command Line Verbs
The first command line element is the verb. The following is a list of command line verbs:
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| add | to enter new administrative records |
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| audit | to validate system data |
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| change | to modify existing administrative records |
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| copy | to copy announcements and fragments |
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| display | to display administrative records and |
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| list | to produce reports |
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| remove | to remove administrative records |
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| reset | to restart or shutdown AUDIX |
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| test | to test alarm origination or outcall |
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| toggle | to toggle the function key settings |
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| trace | to initiate |
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The following is a list of command line verbs that are complete commands. For example, when the user types “exit” there is no object or
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| exit | to exit from AUDIX administration and |
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| help | to display available types of help |
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| logoff | to log off the system |
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