Preface
This manual introduces feature configurations and typical scenarios for CX-N switches based on CISCO-LIKE command line (also named KLISH command line).
Target Audience
This manual is primarily intended for following engineers.
- Network planners
- On-site technical support and maintenance staff
- Network administrator responsible for network configuration and maintenance
This Book Stipulations
Command Line Formatting Conventions
Format | Significance |
|---|---|
Bold | Command line keywords (which remain unchanged on the command line and are entered directly as given) are indicated in bold font. |
italic | Command line parameters (the part of the command that must be replaced by the actual value) are italicised. |
( ) | Indicates additional notes, examples of parameters |
[ ] | Indicates that the part enclosed in "[ ]" is optional when the command is configured. |
{x|y|...} | Indicates that only one of the multiple options is selected. |
[x|y|...] | Indicates that one or none of the multiple options is selected. |
{x|y|...}* | Indicates the selection of one, more than one, from multiple options. |
{x|y|...}*n | Indicates the selection of n options from several options, n is a positive integer. |
[x|y|...]* | Indicates one, more than one or no choice from several options. |
[x|y|...]*n | Indicates n or no choices from several options, n is a positive integer. |
&<1-n> | Indicates that the parameter preceding the symbol & can be repeated 1 ~ n times. |
Composite Command Line Formatting Conventions
Format | Significance |
|---|---|
[x|y [z]] | | has the highest priority, | first before [ ] |