User's Manual

Fortress ES-Series CLI Guide: Mesh Point CLI and Administrative Access
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To log off the Mesh Point CLI, use exit or its synonyms:
> exit
> quit
> q
The Mesh Point CLI will time out and exit after a specified
period of inactivity (10 minutes, by default), and you must log
back in to regain access. This behavior is configurable (refer to
Section 2.2.1).
2.1.4 Accessing Mesh Point CLI Help
Use the help command (or its synonym, ? ) without arguments
to obtain a list of valid commands.
You can obtain a usage example—and list the command’s valid
options with their valid arguments—by entering a basic
command without options:
> show
Description: Displays system information, configuration
Usage: show [args]. Possible args:
account Displays account status and security setting
ace Displays access control entries
admin Displays Admin Users
ap Displays Access Points
association Displays current associations
audit Displays audit configuration
auth Displays authentication servers
banner Displays Welcome banner
blackout Displays blackout mode status
blocked Displays list of blocked MAC addresses
bootimage Displays boot images
bridgelinks Displays current WDS bridge links
bridging Displays bridging mode information
bss Displays Basic Service Sets
cachedauth Displays whether re-authentication is enforced
certificate Displays X.509 certificates
certificate-revocation Displays Certificate Revocation Configuration
--More--
Help output is displayed one page at a time: --More-- signals
that you can scroll additional help output, one screen at a time,
by striking any key. You can exit the
--More-- scrolling
function with
Ctrl-C.
Help output reflects the administrative privileges of the account
currently logged onto by displaying help for only those
commands available to the current administrator. So, for
instance, if you enter the
set command without arguments
when logged on to a
maintenance-level or logviewer-level
account, the Mesh Point CLI returns a
command not found
message:
> set
[Error] command not found