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23Rack ATS AP44xx User Manual
Options and Arguments Inputs
Entering a command with no options or arguments returns the current value of all options available from
that command.
Entering the command and an option with no arguments returns the current value of that option only. Any
command followed by a question mark "?" returns help explaining the command.
<space> ::= (" " | multiple" ")
<valid letter_number> ::= (a-z | A-Z | 0-9)
<string> ::= (1 - 64 consecutive printable valid ASCII characters
[ranging from hex 0x20 to 0x7E inclusive] )
NOTE: If the string includes a blank, the entire string MUST be surrounded by quotes(" ").
<option> ::= "-"(<valid letter_number> | <valid letter_number><valid
letter_number>)
<argument> ::=
<helpArg> | <alarmcountArg> | <bootArg> | <cdArg> | <consoleArg> |
<dateArg> | <deleteArg> | <ftpArg> | <pingArg> | <portspeedArg> |
<promptArg> | <radiusArg> | <resettodefArg> | <systemArg> |
<tcpipArg> | <userArg> | <webArg> | <string>
<optionArg> ::= <option><argument>
Command Console and CLI Response Format
All CLI commands will issue:
<three digit response code>:<space> (followed by a readable text (response message))
This can be followed by <cr><lf> and the output of the command (if applicable).
Response Format and Message Codes
Successful command operations will have an error code less than 100. Any error code of 100 or greater,
indicates a failure of some type.
E[0-9][0-9][0-9]: Error message
See “Command Response Codes” on page 21 for more information.
Example:
E000: Success (followed by the output of the command, if applicable)