Prestige 642 PPPoE Modem

4.2.2 Using Abbreviated CI Commands

Some CI commands have abbreviated forms that allow quicker Prestige configuration (and fewer keystrokes). Type enough of a CI command to distinguish it from other CI commands. For example, typing the sys v CI command is the same as typing sys version. On the other hand, typing the sys trc CI command will cause the Prestige to temporarily hang because this command can’t distinguish itself from sys trcdisp, sys trc log or sys trcpacket CI commands. Shown next, are some examples of abbreviated CI commands.

Table 4-1 Examples of Abbreviated CI Commands

CI COMMAND

ABBREVIATED CI COMMAND

wan ADSL opmod

wan ad op

 

 

sys version

sys ver

 

 

ip address

ip ad

 

 

4.2.3 General CI Command Usage

The table, shown next, lists general CI commands and how they may be used.

 

Table 4-2 General CI Command Usage

 

 

GENERAL CI COMMANDS

DESCRIPTION

set

The set commands allow you to configure options for a remote node and

 

configure the local baudrate.

 

 

show

The show commands display remote node information.

 

 

system

The sys commands display system-related information.

 

 

wan

The wan commands display ADSL related information.

 

 

ip

The ip commands display TCP/IP protocol related information.

 

 

device

The device commands display channel related information.

 

 

Command Line Interface

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