Global System Commands

Display the status of active processes.

Display the system summary information and the list of processes.

Display network-related and diagnostic information.

Display the files in a directory.

Exit the CLI session.

Display the full path name of the current directory from the root folder.

Remove a file within a directory.

Run this command only for the files located in the /home/cliadmin and /var/log folders.

Clear the terminal screen.

Verify the network connection and troubleshoot connectivity issues.

Display the contents of a file.

To view the list of "<resource name>", use "<command>".

Copy files between hosts in a network.

Run this command to copy files between a local host and a remote host. Enter the command in this format: scp [options] [[user@]host1:]source_file_or_directory [[user@]host2:]destination. The system allows file copying only from the following directories.:

• /home/cliadmin/

• /var/log/

• /var/crash/

• /etc/repomanager/

Run commands remotely.

Run this command to apply tools for the command output available in the host server such as awk in Linux and findstr in Windows.

Reboot the VM.

Shut down the VM.

Show the system date and time zone.

Trace the path packets taken to the destination using tracepath.

Run a command periodically.

Tail a file with a specific number of lines or Stream data.

Change the password of cliadmin user.

Enter the password that meets the following requirements:

• The password should be at least 8 characters long and not more than 32 characters.

• The password must include at least three of the following:

  • Numbers (0-9)

  • Uppercase letters (A-Z)

  • Lowercase letters (a-z)

  • Special characters (~!@#$%^&*()_-+={}[];:"'<,>.?/|\)

Search for a file within a directory.

Display the version of VM and the reason for the last boot.

The last boot reason will only be shown if the VM was rebooted or shut down through the CLI.