ConventionObject Label
The user provides a unique character string defining a catalyst object container.OBJECT
The user provides a unique email address string defining the account.SMTPADDR
The user provides a unique email address string defining the account.SMTPSERVER
NOTE: Command entries are not case sensitive. For clarity and ease of reading, objects are
presented in this document in upper case; however, they can be entered in either upper or lower
case.
Global Defaults
Global defaults exist to clearly represent groups of objects or specific objects. Unlike the existence
of most objects which depend on the StoreOnce appliance or user requirements, global defaults
are directly related to the Common CLI and can be used in command entries on any implementation
of the Common interface.
RepresentsDefault
All objects related to a given command sequence. (Often, the absence of object elements
implies all objects. The “all” default is used to ensure intent. For example, the command entry
ALL
“hardware disable failover” does not include a definition of a node object. Therefore, the
operation is performed on all nodes. In contrast, the command entry “support del ticket all”
must include the global default all to delete all the support tickets. Because the user can not
reverse the results of deleting all the support tickets, the global default all must be included to
ensure the users intent).
The Common CLI interface. (To support high availability, the instance of the Common CLI can
exist on any node, a VIF is used to define the location and by default the Common CLI object.
Prior to the VIF assignment, this global default is used to represent the Common CLI.)
CLI
The object currently active.CURRENT
Default settings as define by HP.DEFAULT
The GUI associated with the StoreOnce appliance support by the Common CLI. (To support
high availability, the instance of the GUI can exist on any node, a VIF is used to define the
GUI
location and by default the Common CLI object. Prior to the VIF assignment, this global default
is used to represent the GUI.)
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