Exit commands

The Energizer Commands - Exits panel lists commands that are used to activate/deactivate, display, reload, and reset exits.

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The following figure shows the Energizer Commands - Exits panel:

                            Energizer Commands - Exits                        
                                                                             
Connect GPF13CON + or Host SYSM                                     Port 53104
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Select one of the following Energizer Commands.  Then press Enter.            
                                                                             
__ 1. Activate and Deactivate Exits ...             Exit name. . HWSSMPL0 +   
   2. -Display Exit Type(Summary) Id(*)                                       
   3. -Display Exit Type(All) Id(*)                                           
   4. -Display Exit Type(Options) Id(*)                                       
   5. -Display Exit Type(Status) Id(*)                                        
   6. -Display Exit Type(Virtual) Id(*)                                       
   7. -Display Exit Type(IPList) Id(*)                                        
   8. -Display Stats Summary(Exit) Id(*)                                      
   9. -Display Stats Detail(Exit) Id(*)                                       
   10. -Reload Exit Type(Message) Id(*)                                       
   11. -Reload Exit Type(Security) Id(*) Newname()   New name . .             
   12. -Reload Exit Type(Virtual) Id(*) Newname()                             
   13. -Reload Exit Type(IPList) Id(*) Newname()                               

To issue a command, perform one of the following actions:

  • Type the number of the command, and press Enter.
  • To issue a command against specific exits, enter the exit name, press the PROMPT key, or enter a pattern, such as HWS*.

 

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