For UserGate hardware and software systems (HSC), a PMC CLI is available, designed for UserGate device monitoring and management.
PMC CLI command structure is the same as CLI command structure of the main product:
<action> <level> <filter> <configuration_info>
where:
<action>: the action to be performed (create, set, show, delete)
<level>: configuration level (cli, platform, network, factory, users)
<filter> is the identifier of the object being accessed; and
<configuration_info> is the set of parameter values to be applied to the <filter> object.
There are also commands which allow to perform actions not related to configuration.
Name |
Description |
---|---|
help |
Showing the list of available commands and short information on them. In addition to help, you can use ?. To get a detailed command description, use the following command: PMC> help <command_name> or PMC> ? <command_name> Example: PMC> ? ping ping - send ICMP ECHO_REQUEST to network host Usage: ping <Address> [size] |
aux |
Opening command line interface (CLI) of the main product. To return to PMC CLI, press "CTRL + ]" |
autoboot |
Starting autoboot command. |
history |
Showing command history. |
ping |
Sending ICMP Echo Request message to network hosts; the message is sent 5 times with 1 second interval. The command has an optional parameter --- size of the packet data. |
reset |
Resetting the device. |
update |
Updating software components or supporting elements. The following components and elements can be updated:
The command has the following structure: PMC> update firmware <pmc | pmc-backup | boot | sys-recovery> tftp <address> <filename> where: <address> is the TFTP server address <filename> is the update file name For example, to update PMC firmware, use the following command: PMC> update firmware pmc tftp To update SSH private key, use the following command: PMC> update key ssh tftp Important! The key should be generated in advance and saved in .der format. |
version |
Showing current version of PMC firmware. |
configure |
Entering the configuration mode. After running this command the console prompt changes to allow the use of set, delete, create, diff and revert commands. Commands for direct platform management (which are not stored in non-volatile memory) are processed immediately when a command is executed. Parameters which should be saved (at the moment it works for network parameters only) are applied and saved only after "exit" command is executed. PMC> configure PMC# PMC# exit PMC> |
exit |
Exiting configuration mode and applying parameters. Or logging out from the terminal. |