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• Type in the name of the command followed by its settings as shown by OPTENET

CLI.

If the command typed in is correct, and moreover it has been executed correctly,

OPTENET CLI will display the following message:

Configuration added successfully

If the command typed in is correct, but it could not be executed, it will display the following

message:

Error: Configuration could not be added

If the command entered does not exist, you will see the list of available commands. On

the other hand, if the command exists, but the number of settings is incorrect, it will show

you how to use that command.

If the command and the number of settings are correct, but one of the settings is

incorrect, then you will see how to use that command, and it will show you the following

message:

Error: Setting XX is not correct

Where XX refers to the setting number.

For some specific settings, a different message than the preceding one will be displayed.

For example, if one of the settings is a day of the week and you type in “Fourteen,”

OPTENET CLI will display the following:

Error: Fourteen is not a day of the week

Section 4 of this document provides a list of all valid commands. This section can be used

as a quick reference guide.

2.2.4. Script file

In order for OPTENET CLI to execute all commands of a script file, simply type in the

name of the script file with the txt extension.

Example: script.txt

OPTENET CLI will display the result of executing the requests as follows. If the request

has been executed correctly:

Line XXX added successfully

Where XXX refers to the line number of the file.

If, on the other hand, a request is not correct, it will show you how to construct it correctly.

Example:

USAGE: savekey PASSWORD

PASSWORD: Password for protecting sensitive information

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