( )

Clear the edited configuration item – array

VALUE

Assign the value to the edited configuration item

( VALUE VALUE )

Assign the value to the edited configuration item – array

?

Context help

helpme %

Console output parameter descriptions and tree branches available at the current level

!

Console output branches available at the current level of the configuration tree

{

Access to the editable item of the configuration tree

}

Exit from the editable item of the configuration tree

+= ( VALUE VALUE )

Add multiple values to the edited configuration item – array

+= VALUE

Add value to the edited configuration item – array

-= ( VALUE VALUE )

Delete multiple values of editable configuration item – array

-= VALUE

Delete the value of the edited configuration item – array

#NAME?

Assign the values to the edited configuration item or array

add (VALUE VALUE )

Add more values to the edited configuration item – array

add VALUE

Add value to the edited configuration item – array

apply

Configuration applying (unquestionable)

clear brasinfo all

Erase all subscriber records in BRAS

clear cgnat errors

clear config

Clear running config

clear counters

Reset counters

clear sessions all

Clear the translations table

cloneacl SRCNAME NEWNAME

Create a copy of ACL containing all the rules, but having a different name

commit

Confirm the application of the configuration. If the configuration of the network management interface is changed, its settings are applied temporarily and rolled back if the commit command is not called within two minutes. This allows you to not lose the ability to communicate with the device remotely over the network in case of an erroneous configuration

CONFIGITEMNAME

Select the current configuration element

configure

Go to the configuration mode

copy SRC_PROFILENAME DST_PROFILENAME

Copy the configuration to the specified. Not applicable to the factory and effective

copy hwinfo URL

Copy hardware information to the specified file on the remote server

create acl ACLNAME

Create an ACL

create pool POOLNAME

Create a pool

create user USERNAME level LEVEL secret SECRETTYPE SECRETSTRING 

Create a user

dir

View the list of configurations

disable

Disable the configuration object (e.g. pool)

dpilist

View uploaded URL filtering files lists

dpirun

Update the sites database from downloaded and enabled URL filtering lists

dropacls

Delete all ACLs

droppools

Delete all pools

droppolicies

dropradius

dropservices

edit acl ACLNAME edit ACLNAME

Go to the specified ACL in the configuration tree

edit date DATE

Set a new date on the device

edit datetime DATETIME

Set a new date and time on the device

edit pool POOLNAME 
edit POOLNAME

Go to the specified pool in the configuration tree

edit time TIME

Set time on the device

enable

Enable the configuration object (e.g. pool)

end

Exit the configuration mode

erase PROFILENAME

Delete profile with the specified name. Factory and effective profiles are not removed. If you delete a profile startup, then after loading, the system will wait until the user enters the console and apply any configuration

exit 
..

Go to an upper level in the configuration or exit from configuration mode (if we are at the root of the configuration tree in configuration mode)

firmware download URL

Download the firmware upgrade from the remote server

firmware install

Install downloaded firmware upgrade

firmware revert

Set the reboot with inactive firmware

firmware rollback

Discard the reboot with inactive firmware

firmware status

Information about the installed firmwares and its state

firmware unlock

goto pool POOLNAME

Go to the specified pool in the configuration tree

grant USERNAME LEVEL

Change the level of user access rights

interface IFNAME down

Disable network interface

interface IFNAME up

Enable network interface 

load effective

Load an effective configuration for editing

load factory

Load default factory configuration

load PROFILENAME

Load selected configuration to edit

load startup

Load startup configuration to edit

no acl ACLNAME

Delete specified ACL

no pool POOLNAME

Delete specified pool

no RULEPRIOIRTY

Delete rule in ACL (contextual command is allowed only within the ACL itself)

no use ACLNAME POOLNAME

Unbind pool and ACL

no user USERNAME

Delete the user

poweroff

Shut down the power and EcoNAT

quit

Terminate the console session. Exits from the console (the edited configuration is not saved in the configuration mode)

reboot

Restart EcoNAT

remove ( VALUE VALUE )

Delete the specified multiple values from the content of the current configuration item – array

remove VALUE

Delete the specified value from the content of the edited configuration item – array

renum ACLNAME

The forced numbering of the rules in the ACL. The first rule will be assigned the number 100. The remaining number will be 10 more than the previous

renum pools

The forced numbering of priorities of all the pools. The first pool (highest priority) will be assigned a priority of 100. The priority of each of the following will be 100 more than the previous

rollback

Cancel the last applied settings of the control network interface

root 
top 
/

Go to the root of the configuration tree

RULEPRIORITY allow [ip] [src] SRCADDR [dst] DSTADDR

Enter the ACL rule (contextual command is allowed only within the ACL itself)

RULEPRIORITY deny [ip] [src] SRCADDR [dst] DSTADDR

Enter the ACL rule (contextual command is allowed only within the ACL itself)

safe apply

Apply the configuration. In the case of changing the management interface configuration it will be applied temporary. If there won't be commit command within two minutes it will be rolled back. This allows not to lose the ability to connect to the device remotely in case of an erroneous configuration

save PROFILENAME

Save currently edited configuration under the specified name. Not applicable to the factory and effective

save startup

Save currently edited configuration as a startup (not recommended, it is better to apply the configuration using the apply, and if their work is satisfying then set it startup with the write command)

setlog SUBSYSTEM LEVEL    
setlog all LEVEL

Setting the logging level. It changes the system configuration. The running configuration won't be changed

show

Show the configuration tree in depth from the current configuration element

| b STRING | begin STRING

Filter of show command. Throw a strings until it reaches a line containing the specified substring

| count

Filter of show command. It counts the number of strings

| e STRING | exclude STRING

Filter of show command. Print only lines not containing the specified substring

| i STRING | include STRING

Filter of show command. Print only lines containing the specified string (If the substring contains spaces or special characters such as ')', then you should use the quotation marks)

| more

Filter of show command. Print with a stopping through each page

| r STRING | regexp STRING

Filter of show command. Display only the strings that matches the specified regular expression

show acl ACLNAME

Show the rules contained in this ACL

show arp all 
show arp IFNAME

Show the ARP information

show bind

show brasinfo IPADDR  
show brasinfo IPADDRRANGE

Show BRAS information about the specified address

show brasinfo summary

show brasstate

Show information about BRAS state

show cairrecords URL 

show cgnat errors

show config effective

Show the contents of the effective configuration (editable configuration remains unchanged)

show config file PROFILENAME

Show the contents of the specified configuration (editable configuration remains unchanged)

show config startup

Show the startup configuration (editable configuration remains unchanged)

show counters

Show system counters

show cps

Show current connection establishing speed

show dpistate

show interface all

Show information about all network interfaces

show interface brief

Show brief information about network interfaces

show interface mng

show interface IFNAME

Show information about a specific network interface (IFNAME – interface name, for example, TE7 interface name matches the interface number on the front of the device)

show interface IFNAME counters

show interface all counters

show interface IFNAME traffic

show interface all traffic

View incoming/outgoing traffic statistics for a particular interface (IFNAME) or all interfaces since the last system boot or the last counters reset. The Subtotal row shows the total values for all line interfaces, i. e. non-management/non-logging ones

show interface IFNAME traffic monitor

show interface all traffic monitor

show interface transceiver IFNAME 
show interface transceiver all    
show sfp all

Show information about the transceivers

show ipif

Show information about the management interface settings

show memstat

Show memory usage statistics in Megabytes (MiB)

show memstat detail

show neighbours IFNAME 
show neighbours all

Show the information received from neighbors via LLDP protocol

show ntp

Show status of time synchronization via NTP

show pool POOLNAME

Show the contents of the pool configuration

show pool usage 

Show information about the usage of pools

show pools

Show the contents of all pools

show pool brief

Show summary of editable pools

show power

Show status of power supplies

show resources

Show resources statistics

show sessions gap ADDR:PORT

Show the sessions for the pair: global address + global port

show sessions global ADDRRANGE

Show the sessions for the specified global address

show sessions gport PORT

Show the sessions for the specified global port

show sessions lap ADDR:PORT

Show the sessions for the pair: a local address + local port

show sessions local ADDRRANGE

Show the sessions for the specified local address

show sessions lport PORT

Show the sessions for the specified local port

show sessions rap ADDR:PORT

Show the sessions for the pair: external address + external port

show sessions remote ADDRRANGE

Show the sessions for the specified external address

show sessions rport PORT

Show the sessions for the specified external port

show statistics

Shows statistics used/unused blocks of ports

show tacacs

Show the information about the connection to the TACACS server

show temperature

show time

Show the current device time (always in UTC)

show version

Show software version information

show version detail

show xlate gap ADDR:PORT

Show all current translations for the pair: global address + global port

show xlate gastat ADDRRANGE

Show translations statistics for the specified global address

show xlate global ADDRRANGE

Show all current translations to the specified global address

show xlate gport PORT

Show all current translations to the specified global port (regardless of address)

show xlate lap ADDR:PORT

Show all current translations for the pair: local address + local port

show xlate lastat ADDRRANGE

Show translations statistics for the specified local address

show xlate local ADDRRANGE

Show all current translations to the specified local address

show xlate lport PORT

Show all current translations to the specified local port (regardless of address)

show xlate pool POOLNAME

Show translations of the specified pool

start

Start to receive/send packets

stop

Stop to receive/send packets

up

Go one level up in the configuration tree

uptime

Show the time of operation of the system

use ACLNAME POOLNAME

Binding pool and ACL

who

whoami

Output to the console information about the current user of the console and its privilege level

write

Save the effective configuration as the startup