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CISCO TELEPRESENCE
VIDEO COMMUNICATION SERVER
ADMINISTRATOR GUIDE
Command reference - xCommand
Overview
The
xCommand group of commands are used
to add and delete items and issue system
commands.
The following pages list all the
commands.
The following pages list all the
xCommand
commands currently available on the VCS.
To issue a command, type the command as
shown, followed by one or more of the given
parameters and values. The valid values for
each parameter are indicated in the angle
brackets following each parameter; these are
explained opposite.
To obtain information about using each of the
To issue a command, type the command as
shown, followed by one or more of the given
parameters and values. The valid values for
each parameter are indicated in the angle
brackets following each parameter; these are
explained opposite.
To obtain information about using each of the
xCommand commands from within the CLI:
•
type
xCommand or xCommand ? to return
all current
xCommand commands available
on the VCS.
•
type
xCommand ?? to return all current
xCommand commands available on the
VCS, along with a description of each
command, a list of its parameters, and
for each parameter its valuespaces and
description.
command, a list of its parameters, and
for each parameter its valuespaces and
description.
•
type
xCommand <command> ? to return
a description of the command, a list of its
parameters, and for each parameter its
valuespaces and description.
parameters, and for each parameter its
valuespaces and description.
The valid value for this
parameter is a string. The
minimum and maximum
number of characters is
shown after the
parameter is a string. The
minimum and maximum
number of characters is
shown after the
S.
When issuing this command,
the string must be typed in
double quotes.
the string must be typed in
double quotes.
The valid values for this
parameter are one of the
options shown within the
angle brackets.
parameter are one of the
options shown within the
angle brackets.
The valid value for this
parameter is an integer.
The minimum and maximum
values are shown within the
angle brackets.
parameter is an integer.
The minimum and maximum
values are shown within the
angle brackets.
(r) indicates that this is a
required parameter. The (r) is
not part of the command.
required parameter. The (r) is
not part of the command.