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Commands that modify settings (a.k.a. translations) are used when you have decided

that a setting in the system needs to be changed. These commands require all three

components—Action, Object and Qualifier.

For example, add station next, change station 4444, and remove report-scheduler x

(where x can be any number from 1 - 50)

 Add—lets you enter new information about a single object.

 Change—lets you make changes to an existing screen.

 Remove—lets you remove objects such as stations and trunks from the system.

Note:

It is important that you use the appropriate command for what you are trying to

accomplish. For example if you only want to view the settings on a screen and

make no changes, use a command for viewing information like a display

command. This prevents you from accidentally making changes to the screen

without knowing it. Only use the change command after you have decided that a

specific change should be made.

Commands that show settings are used to see what settings have been administered and

to gather information. These commands require two components—Action and Object, but

can be made more specific with an optional qualifier such as a range of objects.

For example, list station 4444 count 200, display dialplan, status station 4444,

monitor system view1

 List—lets you view information about multiple objects.

 Display—lets you view information about a single object.

 Status—lets you view static (snapshot) information about a object.

 Monitor—lets you view dynamic reports which automatically refresh as the system

processes calls.

In the example, list station 4444 count 200, the "count 200" is a qualifier. When this

command is entered, the list command would execute starting with extension 4444 and

list the next 200 administered station numbers.

Command abbreviations

It is not necessary to type the entire command. You need to type only as many

characters as are required to make the command unique. For example, you can type

disp instead of display.

If you use too short of an abbreviation, (like dis), the system responds with the error

message "dis is an ambiguous entry" and displays as suggestion like "Please choose

from one of the following 'disable' or 'display.'" Once the correct abbreviated command is

entered, the screen displays the entire command in the upper left corner and the page

number in the upper right corner.

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