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Getting Help on JCS Commands

The JCS management module CLI includes a help command you can use to get a list of available commands or to get help on individual commands.

For a list of available commands, enter the help command. For example:
system> help

? – Display commands
accseccfg — View/edit account security config
advfailover — View/edit advanced failover mode
alarm — Manage Telco System Management alarm(s)
alertcfg — Displays/Configures the global remote alert systems
alertentries — View/edit remote alarm receipients
baydata — View/edit Blade Bay Data string
...

For help on individual commands, enter command -help, where command is the name of the command for which you want help. For example:
system> clock -help

usage:
   clock [-options]
options:
   -d    - date (mm/dd/yyyy)
   -t    - time (hh:mm:ss)
   -g    - GMT offset
   -dst  - daylight savings time (on|off|special case)
For a GMT offset of +2:00, use one of the following values for dst:
   ee    - Eastern Europe
   gtb   - Great Britain
   egt   - Egypt
   fle   - Finland
   off
For a GMT offset of +10:00, use one of the following values for dst:
   ea    - Eastern Australia
   tas   - Tasmania
   vlad  - Vladivostok
   off
For a GMT offset in set {-9:00, -8:00, -7:00, -6:00, -5:00}, use one of the
following values for dst:
   uc    - USA and Canada
   other - Other locations
   off
For a GMT offset of -4:00, use one of the following values for dst:
   can   - Canada
   other - Other locations
   off

You can also use the ? or -h shortcuts to get help. For example:
system> clock -h
system> clock ?

Table 6 shows syntax conventions used in help command output.

Table 6: Syntax Conventions for JCS Management Module CLI Help

Item	Description
[ ]	Used for indexing (by slot (bay) number)
< >	Denotes a variable
{ }	Denotes an optional argument
\|	Denotes a choice

Getting Help on JCS Commands

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