Accesses the Extreme Virtual Shell (vShell), which enables you to create and manage virtual SLX-OS instances and networks.
Ubuntu Linux on an x86 server
If you apend a vShell command to
user@ubuntu:~$ vsh, you access vShell and the command immediately runs.
After you are logged in to vShell, to display the top-level vShell commands, press ?.
To exit vShell, enter exit or press Ctrl-D.
(Host installation) The following example shows how to access vShell from Ubuntu Linux.
user@ubuntu:~$ vsh For help anytime, type '?' When you're done, type '^D' (vsh)
The following example shows how to display the top-level vShell commands.
(vsh) ? connect Connect console create Provisioning delete Destroy exit Exit shell help Get help list Show running devices poweroff Power off device poweron Power on device show Show info start Power on and connect
The following example shows how to exit vShell back into Ubuntu Linux.
(vsh) exit user@ubuntu:~$