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Importing a CLI Set
- 21 Jun 2024
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Importing a CLI Set
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You must import a CLI set file before it can be used in a CLI configuration job.
To import a CLI set
Access the Commission ▶ CLI Sets page.
Click the Add CLI Command File button
to add a new CLI set or double-click an entry to edit its settings.
The CLI command file import dialog is displayed.Click the Choose File button.
Select a CLI file (a txt file).
Enter a Name and Description for the file.
Click the Import button.
The contents of the CLI set are displayed in the dialog.Close the dialog.
The new CLI set is displayed in the list of CLI Sets.
to add a new CLI set or double-click an entry to edit its settings.
CLI Sets (Commission ▶ CLI Sets)
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | The name of the CLI set. |
| Description | The description of the CLI set. |
After a CLI set has been imported, you can edit it by double-clicking its name in the CLI Sets list. When the CLI Command Viewer dialog opens, you can either edit its details directly in this dialog or you can import another file to override the content of the CLI set.
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