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General| Brand | H3C |
|---|---|
| Model | WX Series |
| Category | IP Access Controllers |
| Language | English |
Enables or disables the command alias function, allowing custom command shortcuts.
Maps a command keyword to an alias, configuring or deleting custom command shortcuts.
Assigns a privilege level to a specified command within a particular view for access control.
Displays defined command aliases and their corresponding commands for reference.
Displays commands saved in the history buffer, showing recent command execution.
Displays information about defined and system hotkeys for command shortcuts.
Assigns a hot key combination to a command line or restores default hotkey settings.
Exits to a lower-level view or terminates the current connection to the device.
Returns to the user view from the current view, similar to Ctrl+Z.
Disables the multiple-screen output function for the current user's session.
Enters system view from the current user view to configure system parameters.
Applies an Access Control List (ACL) to limit access authority for user interfaces.
Configures authorization attributes like ACL, VLAN, or level for local users or groups.
Displays current configuration information for the Telnet client, including source IP.
Creates or clears banners displayed at login, authentication, or on user view entry.
Specifies the login service type (SSH, Telnet, Terminal) for users.
Specifies the service type as LAN access for users, typically for Ethernet or 802.1x.
Sets or reverts the system name of the access controller, affecting CLI prompts.
Initiates a Telnet connection to a remote host for remote management.
Specifies the source IPv4 address or interface for outgoing Telnet packets.
Initiates a Telnet connection to a remote host using IPv6 addressing.
Enables or disables the Telnet server functionality on the device.
Displays the current configuration status and parameters of the FTP server.
Displays detailed information about currently logged-in FTP users.
Manually releases an FTP connection for a specified username.
Controls FTP client access to the AC by applying an Access Control List (ACL).
Enables the FTP server, allowing FTP users to log in and access the device.
Sets the idle-timeout timer for FTP connections to disconnect inactive users.
Configures the file update mode (fast or normal) for the FTP server.
Sets the file transfer mode to ASCII, suitable for text file transmission.
Sets the file transfer mode to binary, suitable for program or picture files.
Disconnects from the remote FTP server and returns to the user view.
Changes the current working directory on the remote FTP server.
Exits the current directory and enters the parent directory on the FTP server.
Terminates the connection to the FTP server while remaining in FTP client view.
Enables or disables FTP client debugging to troubleshoot connection issues.
Permanently deletes a specified file from the remote FTP server.
Displays detailed information about files and subdirectories in the current directory.
Disconnects from the remote FTP server, remaining in FTP client view.
Displays the current configuration information of the FTP client.
Logs in to a remote FTP server and enters the FTP client view.
Configures the source address for transmitted FTP packets from the client.
Logs in to an FTP server using an IPv6 address for connection.
Downloads a file from a remote FTP server and saves it locally.
Displays the local working directory of the FTP client.
Lists files and subdirectories under the current directory on the remote FTP server.
Creates a new folder under a specified directory on the storage medium.
Logs in to an IPv4 FTP server under the FTP client view.
Logs in to an IPv6 FTP server in the FTP client view.
Sets the data transmission mode to passive for FTP connections.
Uploads a file from the client to the remote FTP server.
Displays the current working directory on the remote FTP server.
Renames a file or folder on the remote FTP server.
Disconnects from the remote FTP server and exits to the user view.
Displays help information for FTP commands supported by the remote FTP server.
Removes a specified directory from the FTP server.
Relogins to the current FTP server with a different username and password.
Enables or disables detailed protocol information display during operations.
Displays the current configuration information of the TFTP client.
Controls AC access to a specific TFTP server using an ACL.
Uploads files to or downloads files from a TFTP server.
Configures the source address for TFTP packets sent from the TFTP client.
Downloads or uploads files to/from a TFTP server using IPv6.
Defines a shortcut key for starting terminal sessions, overriding the Enter key.
Specifies a command to be automatically executed upon user login.
Sets the authentication mode (none, password, scheme) for user login.
Enables or disables accounting for executed commands sent to a server.
Enables or disables command authorization, restricting users to server-approved commands.
Sets the number of data bits (5, 6, 7, or 8) for the user interface.
Displays recently executed valid commands stored in the history buffer.
Displays information about specified or all user interfaces on the device.
Displays information about currently used or supported user interfaces.
Defines or restores a shortcut key combination for terminating tasks.
Disconnects a specified user interface, but not the user's own connection.
Sets the maximum number of history commands that can be stored.
Sets an idle-timeout timer to terminate user connections after inactivity.
Sets a password to prevent unauthorized access to the active user interface.
Sets the parity check (even, odd, none, mark, space) for serial interfaces.
Enables the user interface to support Telnet, PAD, or SSH protocols.
Sets the number of lines displayed on the next screen, affecting output pagination.
Sends messages to one or more specified user interfaces.
Sets a local authentication password for user interfaces.
Enables or disables terminal services on the user interface.
Sets the transmission rate in bps for asynchronous serial interfaces.
Sets the stop bits (1, 1.5, or 2) for serial interfaces.
Configures the terminal display type as ANSI or VT100.
Configures the command level for login users on the current user interface.
Enters single or multiple user interface views for configuration.
Changes the current working directory on the device or FTP server.
Copies a file to a specified destination folder or filename.
Moves a specified file to the recycle bin or permanently deletes it.
Displays information about visible files and folders in the current directory.
Executes a specified batch file containing a series of commands.
Sets the prompt mode for file operations (alert for warnings, quiet for no warnings).
Restores the space of a storage medium that has become unavailable.
Formats a storage medium, erasing all data and files.
Creates a new folder under a specified directory on the storage medium.
Displays the contents of a specified text file page by page.
Mounts a hot swappable storage medium (e.g., CF card) for use.
Moves a file to a specified destination folder or filename.
Displays the current working directory path on the remote FTP server.
Renames a file or folder on the remote FTP server.
Permanently deletes files from the recycle bin in the current directory.
Removes a specified directory from the FTP server.
Unmounts a hot swappable storage medium before removal.
Restores a file from the recycle bin to its original location.
Manually saves the current running configuration to a specified archive file.
Enables automatic saving of the running configuration at a specified interval.
Configures the path and filename prefix for saving configuration files.
Sets the maximum number of configuration files that can be saved.
Backs up the startup configuration file to a TFTP server with a specified filename.
Enables configuration file encryption using private or public keys.
Rolls back the current running configuration to a previous saved state.
Displays information about configuration rollback settings and saved files.
Displays the contents of the configuration file saved for the next startup.
Displays the configuration files used for current and next system startup.
Deletes the startup configuration file saved on the device's storage medium.
Downloads a configuration file from a TFTP server for the next startup.
Saves the current configuration to a file or as the startup configuration.
Specifies a startup configuration file to be used at the next system startup.
Specifies a boot file for the next system boot process.
Manages Boot ROM: read, restore, backup, or upgrade.
Displays information about the current and next boot files.
Displays the current CPU usage statistics of the device.
Displays historical CPU usage statistics in a chart format.
Displays information about storage media like CF cards and USB devices.
Displays electrical label information (board name, serial number, vendor).
Displays the device's serial number and its checksum.
Displays temperature information for CPUs and boards.
Displays the operating state of the built-in fans.
Displays detailed information about scheduled tasks.
Displays the software registration information of the AC.
Displays the usage statistics of the device's memory.
Displays the status of the power supply units (PSUs) on the AC.
Displays the type of the last system reboot (cold or warm boot).
Displays the status of the Redundant Power System (RPS).
Displays the scheduled reboot time set by the user.
Displays the configured exception handling method for system failures.
Creates a scheduled task and enters the job view for configuration.
Adds a license to a specified AC, requiring a reboot for activation.
Reboots the AC, potentially interrupting ongoing services.
Clears the 16-bit index saved but not used in the current system.
Schedules a specific reboot time and date for the AC.
Schedules a reboot after a specified wait time.
Configures the method for handling system failures (maintain or reboot).
Sets temperature alarm thresholds for boards, triggering alerts on limits.
Binds execution time to a command within a scheduled task.
Specifies the view in which commands within a scheduled task are executed.
Sets the current system time and date on the AC.
Adopts daylight saving time for a specific period (start to end date).
Repeatedly adopts daylight saving time based on specified yearly intervals.
Sets the local time zone by adding or subtracting an offset from UTC.
Configures the maximum number of users allowed in system view simultaneously.
Displays the contents currently stored in the system clipboard.
Displays the current system time and date.
Displays users logged into the AC who are not currently in user view.
Displays the current validated configuration of the AC.
Displays or saves statistics of the running status of multiple system modules.
Displays validated configuration information under the current view.
Displays system version information, including software and hardware details.
Creates or clears banners displayed at login, authentication, or on user view entry.
Enables the quick configuration wizard for guided setup of basic parameters.
Switches the current user privilege level to a specified level (0-3).
Sets the authentication mode (local or scheme) for user privilege level switching.
Sets the password required for switching to a higher user privilege level.
Sets or reverts the system name of the AC, affecting CLI prompts.
Displays information about the HTTP service status and configuration.
Associates an ACL with the HTTP service to filter client access.
Enables or disables the HTTP service on the device.
Configures the port number for the HTTP service.
Displays information about the HTTPS service status and configuration.
Associates an ACL with the HTTPS service to filter client access.
Associates the HTTPS service with a certificate attribute access control policy.
Enables or disables the HTTPS service on the device.
Configures the port number for the HTTPS service.
Associates the HTTPS service with an SSL server-end policy.
Displays information about installed hotfix patches.
Activates a specified patch, causing the system to run it.
Stops running a specified patch and any ACTIVE patches after it.
Deletes a specified patch and all patches after it from memory.
Installs patches, managing their installation and running state.
Loads a patch file from storage media into the memory patch area.
Configures the directory where patch files are located.
Confirms the running of a specified patch and ACTIVE patches before it.
Lists manuals and guides for H3C WX Series products and features.
Provides information on obtaining documentation and technical support.
