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CPS Command Line Reference

This section contains a complete description of each CPS command. Most

commands require access rights in order for you to use the command. Each

command is presented with its syntax and the access rights that are needed

to use the command. In each command, some syntax elements are required

and others are optional.

BOLD items are required and must be entered.

Items contained in ‘< >’ brackets indicate that you must include a selection

from the items contained within the brackets.

If you specify a keyword parameter, then you must also specify a keyword value.

CONNECT Command

CONNECT port_number

port_number identifies the port number to connect.

Rights Required: Port-specific access rights

The CONNECT command provides a means to establish connections from

the CPS serial CLI port to serial devices attached to the CPS. The CONNECT

command provides a serial switching capability that allows you to access serial

devices from the Serial CLI session. This allows you to access serial devices

using a local terminal or a local PC using a terminal emulation program. If

you connect an external modem to the Serial CLI port, you can also access

serial devices via a remote terminal or PC that can dial into the CPS external

modem.

Refer to the SERVER CLI command for details on enabling and disabling

access to the CONNECT command. Refer to the SERVER CLI MODEMINIT

command for more details on configuring modem access to the CPS.

The following example illustrates how a user may attach to port 6 from the CLI

port using the CONNECT command:

> CONNECT 6

Connected to Port 6: 115200,8,N,1,NONE

There are 58 history bytes available

1 2 ... 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 ... 81 82

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