Section 4. Command-Line Interface
The Cisco Unified Communication Manager comes with command-line interface (CLI) for fundamental functionality, such as maintenance, disaster recovery, and basic troubleshooting. The CLI is accessed by a connected terminal or through a Secure Shell (SSH) connection. Just like Cisco IOS, there are many commands; the entire command reference, however, is beyond the scope of this Quick Reference.
The main CLI command groups are as follows:
• show: This command, used in conjunction with other options, displays some type of information, whether it is network, system, performance, or so on.
• utils: This command is used to monitor various aspects of the server and Unified Communications Manager.
• set: This command, ...
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