Shortcut Arguments
Shortcut arguments are a quick way to express commands. They are equivalent to certain request arguments.
Syntax
Arguments
Table 110 describes the functions of each shortcut argument.
Table 110: Shortcut Arguments
|
Shortcut Argument |
Equivalent to |
Description |
Example |
|---|---|---|---|
|
-u username |
-a User-Name -v username |
Username in the session data |
-u "f*" or -u fred |
|
-n NASID |
-a NAS-Identifier -v NASID |
Identifier required by the controlled device |
-n Nas1A |
|
-i sessionid |
-a Acct-Session-Id -v sessionid |
Accounting session ID used in the CST |
-i Session8 |
|
-fsh FSH |
-a Funk-Session-Handle -vFSH |
Internal session handle returned from a previous query against the CST, used to select a specific session in the CST |
-fsh 42A0BA6500000002 |
|
-calling callID |
-a Calling-Station-ID -v callID |
Station identifier (usually a telephone number or MAC address) of the user |
-calling ID 6175551234 |
|
-called callID |
-a Called-Station-ID -v callID |
Station identifier of the NAS (the telephone number dialed by the user or the MAC address of the NAS) |
-called ID 6175551234 |
Disconnect Example with Shortcut
Disconnect the session that has a session ID of 6789.
