Basic commands
The S1 Command-Line Interface (CLI) provides five fundamental commands that allow users to manage and control the CLI itself.
Exit the CLI
To go back to your terminal and exit the CLI, use the command exit.
Examples
- If you run S1 CLI from your terminal and you want to go back to your terminal, run
exit - If you run S1 CLI by double clicking, then you can close it by running
exit
Logout
To logout from the remote connection, use the logout command.
Examples
- Assuming that you log into an S1 system on IP
192.168.44.11and you want to log into another S1 system on IP192.168.22.22, run
logoutThe S1 CLI logs out from IP192.168.44.11connection and prompt you for another “Relay Name/IP Address:”. Enter192.168.22.22and complete the login process by entering your username and password.
Version
To display S1 CLI version, use the version command.
Examples
- Display S1 CLI version:
version
Refresh
To synchronize between the S1 CLI and the S1 system, run the refresh
command. This command is helpful when the S1 system is accessed
simultaneously by multiple S1-CLI users. For example, when two
different S1-CLI clients connect to the same S1 system, command
outcomes that one user runs won’t appear to the other user. However,
if one of the users runs the refresh command, then the S1 system
synchronizes all the users. As a result, S1 will provide the same
synchronized interface for all users.
Examples:
- Suppose users A and B are logged simultaneously to the same S1
system using S1-CLI clients. Assume that user A creates a
volume named
RH. Unlike user A, user B does not see this volume.- If user A runs the command
refreshthen both users are synchronized with the S1 system and user B can see the volumeRH. - If user B runs the command
refreshthen both users are synchronized with the S1 system and user B can see volumeRH.
- If user A runs the command
Clear the screen
To clear the S1 CLI screen, use the clear command.
Examples:
To clear the S1 CLI screen, run
clear