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For security purposes, you must access the administrative shell using the Secure Shell (SSH) client application on your workstation. By encrypting all session traffic, the SSH client prevents local network users from monitoring your administrative session.
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Initially connecting to the administrative shell using the SSH command-line client requires that you provide a username as one of the command line parameters, as shown in this example:
ssh –l admin <system>
where <system> is the hostname or IP address assigned to NetMRI. At that point, you are prompted for the admin account password, which is the same as that used for the browser interface.
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After a successful login, the shell displays a list of commands.
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To do this...
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Type this at the command prompt...
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Display the list of commands
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Display a description of a command
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<command> ?
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View previously executed commands
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UP-ARROW or DOWN-ARROW
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Edit a previously executed command
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LEFT-ARROW, RIGHT-ARROW, BACKSPACE, DELETE
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For more information, see the following topics:
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