General Commands

2.1General commands

The general commands in this section are:

•help (or ?) on page 2-2

•state on page 2-4

•quit on page 2-4

•history on page 2-5

•obey on page 2-6

•logfile on page 2-7

•sleep on page 2-8

•setip on page 2-8

•version on page 2-9

•! on page 2-9.

2.1.1help (or ?)

The help (or ?) command lists all the other commands.

Syntax

help commandlist

where:
commandlist	Is an optional parameter that can take the following settings:
	general	Displays the most commonly used
		commands.
	diagnostic	Displays the commands used for reporting
		statistics.
	module_name	Displays the appropriate command set for

the named module. For example, help ping displays the commands for ping.

If this parameter is omitted, the general commands are listed.

The value of commandlist can be abbreviated when the meaning is unambiguous.

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Example

INET> help general commands:

help	-	help with menus
state	-	show current station setup
uesend	-	open UDP echo client, send UDP echo packet
uesinit	-	start UDP echo server
uechalt	-	close UDP echo client
ueshalt	-	close UDP echo server
uestats	-	UDP echo statistics
tesend	-	open TCP echo client, send TCP echo packet
tesinit	-	start TCP echo server
teshalt	-	close TCP echo server
techalt	-	close TCP echo client
testats	-	TCP echo statistics
quit	-	quit station program
nvset	-	set non-volatile parameters
history	-	show history
obey	-	run commands from a script
logfile	-	log output to a file
sleep	-	sleep for a while
setip	-	set interface IP address
version	-	display version information
!command -		pass command to OS shell
Also try 'help		[general|diagnostic|ping|test]'
INET> _

The Also try line at the bottom of the Help menu lists the other modules that are installed and for which diagnostic help is available.

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2.1.2state

The state command displays the current state information, interfaces, and default settings.

Syntax state

Example

INET> state

Station IP address for iface 0: 192.9.200.1 Station IP address for iface 1: 127.0.0.1 Active remote host 127.0.0.1

Community string "public" Object Id: 1.3.6.1.2.1.1.3.0 retry/ping delay time: 1008 ms.

session open to 127.0.0.1, ports: local-1205, remote-161(snmp) session->timeout: 6 ticks. (tick is 1/18th sec)

No MIBs loaded from numbers files INET> _

2.1.3quit

The quit command quits from the station program.

Syntax

quit

Usage

The quit command causes the application to do a clean exit.

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2.1.4history

The history command displays a list of the last commands to be entered, together with the total number of commands in the list.

Syntax

history

Example

INET> history Command history:

help history

2 entries. INET> _

Usage

In the Menus demonstration program, the maximum number of commands that can be displayed is defined by MENU_HISTORY in ipport.h. If MENU_HISTORY is undefined, the history command is no longer listed in the help and is not available for use.

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