Management commands

A list of the management (mgmt) commands available.

Note: If you specify community names that require quotation marks, you must use double quotation marks.

Table 1.
Command name	Action	Syntax
mgmt motd	Use this command to set a message of the day that is displayed when a user logs in to the CLI. You can view the message of the day that was set, by choosing the show parameter. Choose the clear parameter and no message of the day is displayed when a user logs in to the CLI.	`mgmt motd {set\|show\| clear}`
mgmt secure	Enables or disables Telnet access to the Management server. Verify the current security setting by using the mgmt secure setting command	`mgmt secure { on \| off \| setting}`
mgmt snmp set	Use this command to set up or update current SNMP configurations, and to enable and disable the SNMP MIB2 service.	1. `mgmt snmp set { community \| description \| location \| contact } <value>` 2. `mgmt snmp set { on \| off }`
mgmt snmp show	Displays current SNMP configuration settings.	`mgmt snmp show { community \| description \| location \| contact \| all \| status }`
mgmt ssh add	Adds a public key for the specified host to the SSH Store on the Management server. If strict SSH key checking is enabled on the Management server, public keys for all participating endpoint systems that the Management server connects to with SFTP must be stored in the SSH Store. Restart the Management server after you enter this command. Note: The keytype is a required parameter.	`mgmt ssh add <rsa\|dsa > host <name\| ipaddr\|name,ipaddr>`
mgmt ssh del	Deletes the public key for the specified host from the SSH Store on the Management server. Restart the Management server after you enter this command. Note: The keytype is a required parameter.	`mgmt ssh del host <hostname>\|host IP address>`
mgmt ssh keycheck	Enables or disables strict SSH key checking. In strict mode, SFTP connectors connect to participating endpoint systems, only if the public key for that participating endpoint system matches the public key that is stored in the SSH Store of the Management server. In easy mode, SFTP connectors connect to participating endpoint system if either: The public key for that system matches the public key that is stored in the SSH Store No public key exists in the SSH Store. If no key exists, the connector loads the current public key from the participating endpoint system to the SSH Store	`mgmt ssh keycheck<strict\|easy >`
mgmt ssh list	Displays all or a specified host that has public keys in the SSH Store. Public keys in the SSH Store are used with SFTP connectors to ensure secure connections.	`mgmt ssh list [host <name \| host IP address>}`
mgmt ssh show keycheck	Displays the current setting of SSH key checking: strict or easy.	`mgmt ssh show keycheck`
mgmt syslog del config	To delete system log (syslog) configurations.	`mgmt syslog del config` See Note^¹.
mgmt syslog set remote host	To specify the host name of the remote host to which OS level health information is sent. Optionally, specify the port number on the remote host.	`mgmt syslog set remote host <host name> [port <portnum>]` See Note^¹.
mgmt syslog set remote ip	To specify the IP address of the remote host to which OS level health information is sent. Optionally, specify the port number on the remote host.	`mgmt syslog set remote ip <host IP address> [port <portnum>]` See Note^¹.
mgmt syslog show config	Displays current system log (syslog) configuration settings.	`mgmt syslog show config` See Note^¹.
mgmt authkeys set	Use this command to write scripts against API Connect appliances. For more information, see Shell scripts, public keys and API Connect appliances.	`mgmt authkeys set`
mgmt authkeys show	Use this command to displays all authkeys that have been added.	`mgmt authkeys show`
mgmt authkeys clear	Use this command to clear all authkeys that have been added.	`mgmt authkeys clear`
mgmt authkeys append	Use this command to add authorization keys without deleting existing keys. For more information, see Shell scripts, public keys and API Connect appliances.	`mgmt authkeys append` and, when prompted, enter the relevant authorization key.

¹ The syslog command sends syslog messages by using UDP only; TCP is not supported.