This section contains a description of commands that are used to control the device in various modes

exit

This command is used to return to the level up or exit cli if the command is executed in the global command mode.

Syntax

exit

Parameters

The command contains no arguments.

Command mode

Return to the top level - all modes, except global.

CLI exit – global mode.

top

The command is used to return to the ROOT command mode.

Syntax   

top

Parameters

The command contains no arguments.

Command mode

All modes, except global.

do

The do command allows you to execute global level commands (ROOT) when you are at other levels of the command interface.

Syntax     

do <COMMAND>

Parameters

<COMMAND> – global level command.

Command mode

All modes, except global.

Example

ma4000 (config)# do show firmware 

   Firmware status:
   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Unit   Image   Running   Boot          Version               Date                    
----   -----   -------   -----------   -------------------   ---------------------   
1      0       No                      1 3 2 379 40889       12-Nov-2014 08:41:55    
1      1       Yes       *             1 3 2 380 40897       12-Nov-2014 22:58:46    
2      0       Yes       *             1 3 2 380 40897       12-Nov-2014 22:58:46    
2      1       No                      1 3 2 379 40889       12-Nov-2014 08:41:55    

"*" designates that the image was selected for the next boot

show history

The command displays information on the command used in a current session.

Syntax      

show history

Parameters

The command contains no arguments.

Command mode

All modes.

Example

ma4000# show history
Last CLI commands: 

show arp
show cmd-dispatcher
show date
show evt-dispatcher
configure terminal
exit
show firmware
show history

!

Service command.

The command is used to enter text comments.

­­Syntax   

! <COMMAND>

Parameters

<COMMAND> – text comment

Command mode

All modes.

Example

ma4000#! hello

reboot

This command restarts the device components or the whole device.

Syntax     

reboot <OBJECT>

Parameters

<OBJECT> – object to reboot:

• master – master PP4X module;
• slave – slave PP4X module;
• non-stop – reboot the PP4X control modules one by one (without interrupting services)
• slot <NUMBER> – line module, where:
  • <NUMBER> – the number of the slot in which the linear module is set takes values [0 .. 15];
• system – whole device.

Command mode

ROOT

Example

ma4000# reboot system 

Crate reboot.

configure terminal

The command allows you to switch to the device parameters configuration mode.

Syntax     

configure terminal

Parameters

The command contains no arguments.

Command mode

ROOT

Example

ma4000# configure terminal
ma4000(config)#

Enter the device parameters configuration mode.

ping

This command allows you to check the availability of the node by exchanging ICMP messages.

Syntax     

ping <IPADDRESS>

Parameters

<IPADDRESS> – remote device IP address.

Command mode

ROOT

Example

ma4000# load-1-3-2-3# ping 192.168.16.100
PING 192.168.16.100 (192.168.16.100): 56 data bytes
64 bytes from 192.168.16.100: seq=0 ttl=127 time=0.307 ms
64 bytes from 192.168.16.100: seq=1 ttl=127 time=0.333 ms
64 bytes from 192.168.16.100: seq=2 ttl=127 time=0.214 ms

--- 192.168.16.100 ping statistics ---
3 packets transmitted, 3 packets received, 0% packet loss
round-trip min/avg/max = 0.214/0.284/0.333 ms

traceroute

This command allows you to view the data path to the remote node.

Syntax     

traceroute <IPADDRESS>

Parameters

<IPADDRESS> – remote device IP address.

Command mode

ROOT

Example

ma4000# traceroute 192.168.16.100
ma4000# traceroute to 192.168.16.100 (192.168.16.100), 30 hops max, 38 byte packets
 1  192.168.199.2 (192.168.199.2)  0.307 ms  0.197 ms  0.191 ms
 2  192.168.16.100 (192.168.16.100)  0.224 ms  0.347 ms  0.329 ms