Quick Reference Guide

New Commands in the Proteus and Adonis Administration Console

for Proteus 3.7.1 and Adonis 6.7.1
The Proteus and Adonis Administration Console features a new command line interface (CLI). The new CLI allows for the configuration of IPv4 and IPv6 addresses and gateways, tab completion on all static keywords and dynamic input values, context specific keyword help, consistent configuration operators for entering user configurations, and scripting of configuration operations. Best of all, the new CLI is unified on both Proteus and Adonis. This Quick Reference Guide highlights key commands to help you get familiar with the new Administration Console. For complete details on all commands and parameters, please refer to the Proteus and Adonis Administration Guides.
Certain items such as firewall and IPMI, must still be configured using the old CLI. Use the configure additional command to modify parameters for these items.
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Getting Help
1 Log in to the Administration Console. **************************************** * Proteus CLI * ****************************************
Time: Mon Jan 2 10:06:14 UTC 2012 The new version of the CLI allows for configuration of the following items: interface, network, license, name-server, ntp, serial, snmp, ssh, syslog, system-time, and mail You can configure the following items from the configure additional context: backup, database, https, lcd, and ipmi Proteus>

Show, save, and exit

From Main Session mode, type show and press ENTER to view available items. When in Configuration mode for any item, run the show command to view item details or status:
Adonis> configure network Adonis:configure:network> show IPv4 Gateway = 192.168.0.1 IPv6 Gateway = Not Defined Adonis:configure:network>

Type save and press ENTER to save your changes. Type exit and press ENTER to quit a configuration mode or return to Main Session mode.

2 From Main Session mode (Proteus> or Adonis> prompt), type ? to see the list of available commands, or run the help command to see a description of the new commands.
You can access help at any time while using the Administration Console. Each item in Configuration Mode has a help command. Type help and press ENTER to view details on commands and parameters for that item.

Configuration mode
Use Configuration mode to set commands and parameters for any of the following: additional, interfaces, license, name-server, network, NTP, querylogging (Adonis only), serial, SNMP, SSH, syslog, system, and system-time.
Proteus> configure ntp Proteus:configure:ntp>

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This section describes key commands for license, interfaces, NTP, name-server, and network. For complete details on all Configuration mode commands, see the Proteus and Adonis Administration Guides.

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License
Run the configure license command to update your Adonis or Proteus software license. 1 From Main Session mode, type configure license and press ENTER.
Proteus> configure license

2 Enter any of the following:

Proteus:configure:network> set gateway <IPv4gateway> set ipv6 gateway <IPv6gateway> Set an IPv4 gateway. Set an IPv6 gateway.

SSH
2 Enter any of the following:
Proteus:configure:license> show update interactively update clientid Show status of the license Update the license with interactive prompts (recommended) Manually update the license

Run the configure ssh command to allow a client to communicate with the Administration Console remotely. By default, BlueCat appliances ship with SSH disabled. 1 From Main Session mode, type configure ssh and press ENTER.
Proteus> configure ssh

Interfaces
Run the configure interfaces command to modify interfaces, and set IPv4/IPv6 addresses and netmasks. 1 From Main Session mode, type configure interfaces and press ENTER.

2 Enter either of the following:

Proteus:configure:ssh> enable/disable Enable or diable SSH.

System
Proteus> configure interfaces

2 Type modify <eth0/eth1> and press ENTER. 3 Enter any of the following:
Proteus:configure:interfaces:eth0> add <IPv6address/netmask> remove <IPv6address/netmask> set address <IPv4address> set netmask <IPv4netmask> Add an IPv6 address Remove an IPv6 address. Set an IPv4 address. Set an IPv4 netmask.

Run the configure system command to modify the hostname, remove Adonis from Proteus control, or enable/ disable STIG-compliance. 1 From Main Session mode, type configure system and press ENTER.
Adonis> configure system

2 Enter any of the following:

Adonis:configure:system> set hostname <hostname> stig-compliance enable/disable Adonis only set proteus-state no-proteuscontrol Set the hostname of the appliance. Enable or disable STIGcompliance. Remove Adonis from Proteus control.

Network
Run the configure network command to set gateways for IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. 1 From Main Session mode, type configure network and press ENTER.
Proteus> configure network

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Name server
Run the configure name-server command to add domain names and IP addresses of DNS servers. 1 From Main Session mode, type configure nameserver and press ENTER.
Proteus> configure name-server

To enter Additional configuration mode: From Main Session mode, type configure additional and press ENTER. The old Administration Console starts and the Proteus/Adonis prompt changes.
Proteus> configure additional -proteus-$

Press Tab to view a list of available commands. 2 Enter any of the following:
Proteus:configure:name-server> add/remove address <IPv4_address|IPv6_address> add/remove domain-name <www.example.com> add/remove search-domain <myexample> Add/remove an IPv4/ IPv6 address of a DNS server. Add/remove the domain name of the DNS server. Add/remove alternate domains to query the DNS server.

Backup
From Additional configuration mode, type configure backup and press ENTER.
Proteus> configure additional -proteus-$ configure backup :Config:backup:>

Database
From Additional configuration mode, type configure database and press ENTER.

NTP
Run the configure ntp command to enable/disable NTP service, add trap servers, and set additional NTP options. 1 From Main Session mode, type configure ntp and press ENTER.
Proteus> configure additional -proteus-$ configure database -config-database-$

HTTPS support
Proteus> configure ntp

From Additional configuration mode, type configure https-support and press ENTER.
Proteus> configure additional -proteus-$ configure https-support -config-https-$ Add an NTP server or trap. Enable or diable NTP service.

2 Enter any of the following:

Proteus:configure:ntp> add server/trap <IPv4/IPv6address> enable/disable

Firewall (Adonis only)

From Additional configuration mode, type configure firewall and press ENTER.
Adonis> configure additional -adonis-$ configure firewall -config-firewall-$

Configure additional
Certain commands and parameters must be configured using Additional Configuration mode. This section describes how to access backup, database, and HTTPS support in Proteus, and firewall in Adonis.

For complete details on Additional configuration mode, see the Proteus and Adonis Administration Guides.

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