Basic Commands; Common Options; Output Arguments - Fujitsu PRIMERGY BX600 Reference Manual

4. Basic Commands

4. Basic Commands
This chapter describes the basic commands that are provided by the CLI. The syntax that
is provided in this chapter is for script file and interactive mode of operation. For
Immediate mode of operation the same syntax can be provided as command line
argument within double quotes.

4.1. common options

The following are the common options that can be used with any of the commands
Parameter
-x | -examin
-h | -help
-o | -output <
output_arguments >
-v | -version

4.2. output arguments

The following are the arguments for -o or -output option. If more than one arguments are
used then they should be separated by commas with no spaces.
Parameter Description
format=< value Format controls the structure of the output text. The only < value > supported format
> is "text"
Selects the level of detail included in the output to terse. This option cannot be used in
terse
conjunction with verbose.
Selects the level of detail included in the output to verbose. This option cannot be
verbose
used in conjunction with terse.
error The option to select the level of detail included in the output to error is not supported.
Language selects the translation of text. < value > is a 3-character string identifier of
language=<
language are specified in ISO 639.2. The only < value > supported is "eng" (for
value >
English).
When multiple items are returned in the output begin/end control where to start in the
begin
list. "end" is not supported.
order=< value When multiple items are returned in the output order controls the order of those items.
> The only < value > supported is "default". "reverse" is not supported.
When multiple items are returned in the output number controls the number of items
count=< value
returned. Default < value > is "all" which is supported. Any other value is not
>
supported.
Examples
The following are some examples of usage of output arguments:
To select the level of detail included in the output to verbose:
client "OEMSESaveTCPConfig -o verbose"
will execute OEMSESaveTCPConfig verb and display detailed output message.
To do the same in the interactive shell of Command Line Interface:
OEMSESaveTCPConfig -o verbose
Description
Examines and reports whether the command can be executed.
Provides help on the command
Takes the output file format. See "output_arguments" below for
supported arguments.
Displays the SM CLP version number used by the CLI
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