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5. Using the CLI Shell
ROS® v3.11User Guide 98 RMC30
5. Using the CLI Shell
ROS® Command Line Interface (CLI) support enables:
Execution of commands from a CLI shell.
Remote execution of commands using RSH or SSH.
Switching between the CLI shell and the menu system.
Different commands may be available to users at different login session security
levels (guest, operator or administrator).
The ROS® CLI shell may be accessed from a terminal session to the device. A terminal
session may be established in one of three ways:
Direct cable, via RS-232.
Remote via RSH.
Remote via SSH.
When a terminal session is first established to the ROS® device, the user interface presented
will be the full-screen menu interface. Please refer to Section 1.1, “The ROS® User Interface”
for more detail on the menu interface.
The Command Line Interface (CLI) shell may be accessed from any menu by pressing <Ctrl-
S>. Any menu operation in progress, such as changing a configuration parameter, will be
terminated. You may return to the menu system by pressing <Ctrl-S> again or by entering
“exit<CR>” at the shell prompt.
This chapter describes a selection of the most useful commands in detail. For a complete list
of available commands, please refer to Appendix E, Command Line Listing.
5.1. Summary Of CLI Commands available in ROS®
Type “help” and press Enter to see the list of commands available at the current session
access level. For more information on the ROS® CLI commands, see Appendix E, Command
Line Listing.
5.2. Obtaining Help For A Command
Help related to the usage of a particular command may be obtained by entering “help command
name <CR>” at the shell prompt.
>help type
Displays the contents of a text file.
Enter 'dir' for a directory listing of files.
TYPE filename
Figure 5.1. Displaying Help For A Command
5.3. Viewing Files
RuggedCom devices maintain a number of volatile and non-volatile files. These files can aid
in the resolution of problems and serve as a useful gauge of the device’s health.

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