B. Command Cross Reference

ACT Commands

Activate (ACT) commands activate a network element or a user.

Table B-1. ACT Command

Command

See . . .

 

 

ACT-USER

ACT-USERon page 14-2 in Chapter 14, System Commands

 

 

ACT-PROFILE-ADSL

ACT-PROFILE-ADSLon page 3-2 in Chapter 3, ADSL

 

Facility Commands

 

 

ACT-PROFILE-ADSLALM

ACT-PROFILE-ADSLALMon page 3-4 in Chapter 3, ADSL

 

Facility Commands

 

 

ALW Commands

Allow (ALW) commands enable automatic operation.

Table B-2. ALW Commands

Command

See . . .

 

 

ALW-MSG-ALL

ALW-MSG-ALLon page 14-4 in Chapter 14, System

 

Commands

 

 

CANC Commands

Cancel (CANC) commands cancel/terminate.

Table B-3. CANC Commands

Command

See . . .

 

 

CANC-USER

CANC-USERon page 14-6 in Chapter 14, System

 

Commands

 

 

CPY Commands

Copy (CPY) commands copy.

Table B-4. CPY Commands

Command

See . . .

 

 

CPY-FILE

CPY-FILEon page 14-8 in Chapter 14, System Commands

 

 

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4200 specifications

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