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8.3

CLI COMMAND STRUCTURE

The CLI code Command structure is shown below.

<group> <sub-group> <command> <instance> <attribute-name> <attribute-value>

Definitions covering each section of the Command structure are listed below.

8.3.1 <GROUP>

This refers to the group command, which is based on the standard mib CLI command.

8.3.2 <SUB-GROUP>

This refers to a specific table within the CLI.

8.3.3 <COMMAND>

There are a number of possible operations that can be performed at this point. Not every attribute will work
with every operation. For instance, a read-only attribute will be accessible via a show command, but not a set
command. The Commands available are listed and defined below.

set || show || list || add || delete

set - applies the <attribute-value> to the attribute.

show - displays the current value of the attribute.

list - displays all instance of the attribute.

add - generates a new instance.*

delete - removes the selected instance.*

8.3.4 <INSTANCE>

Represents the information required to resolve the instance.

8.3.5 <ATTRIBUTE-NAME>

This refers to a specific attribute within a MIB table.

* Where implemented.

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