Use the command-line interface Using the CLI parameter tables in this guide
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Using the CLI parameter tables in this guide
Many sections in this guide include tables showing the CLI parameters that relate to the web-based
settings. The CLI parameters nearly always take the following format; there are only a few
exceptions.
<entity> <instance> <parameter> <value>
Where:
<entity>=eth, ppp, modemcc, wifi, ike, eroute, etc.
<instance>=0, 1, 2, 3, etc… Some entities only use 0. Others have multiple instances.
<parameter>=The parameter name, such as, ipaddr, mask, gateway, etc.
<value>=The value to set, such as, off, on, 192.168.1.1, username, free_text, etc.
For example, the following table is displayed for Ethernet parameters:
To use this table, read the row from left to right and replace values as appropriate. The first four
columns only are needed for entering commands; the rightmost column shows the equivalent
setting in the web interface.
If the Instance is n in the table, it is because there are multiple instances available. Use the instance
number you need for your requirements. If the Instance is set to a specific number, such as 0, use
the number specified in the table.
For example, to set a Description of Local LAN on Ethernet 0, enter:
eth 0 descr “Local LAN”
Because of the space between Local and LAN, the wording is enclosed in double quotes.
To set an IP address on 192.168.1.1 on Ethernet 0:
eth 0 ipaddr 192.168.1.1
To set an IP address of 172.16.0.1 on Ethernet 1:
eth 1 ipaddr 172.16.0.1
To enable the DHCP client on Ethernet 2:
eth 2 dhcpcli on
Entity Instance Parameter Values Equivalent web parameters
eth n descr Free text field Description
eth n ipaddr Valid IP address IP Address
eth n mask Valid Subnet Mask Mask
eth n gateway IP address Gateway
eth n dnsserver IP address DNS Server
eth n secdns IP address Secondary DNS Server
eth n dhcpcli Off / On On=Get an IP address automatically using DHCP
Off=Use the following IP address
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