Chapter 6: Management with the CLI
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Notes and Conventions
Commands and options are NOT case sensitive.
Not all extended keys are supported. However, you can use the backspace and
the left and right arrow keys for command line editing. In addition, the up and
down arrow keys allow scrolling through the command history buffer.
If you need context-sensitive help, type one of the following commands:
• <command> -h
• <command> -?
• help <command>
That action will display full context-sensitive help for the specific command.
Each command when used alone, such as “array” will display a summary of
relevant information. If more information is desired, the -v verbose mode can be
used. This will provide information for all relevant aspects of that command.
Usage terminology is as follows:
• [square braces] depict an optional switch
• <arrow braces> depict user input
• Type " | more" at the end of each command, to display info page by page
? This can be used in place of the help command or
optionally can be used as a switch for a command
(example: array -?) to provide command usage.
Note: Commands are NOT case sensitive.
Command Action