Commands and Features

Gaia commands are organized into groups of related features, with a basic syntax:

operation feature parameter

The most common operations are add, set, show, and delete.

Main operations	Description
`add`	Adds or creates a new configuration in the system.
`set`	Sets a value in the system.
`show`	Shows a value or values in the system.
`delete`	Deletes a configuration in the system.

Other operations	Description
`save`	Saves the configuration changes made since the last save operation.
`reboot`	Restart the system.
`halt`	Turns off the computer.
`quit`	Exits from the Gaia Clish.
`exit`	Exits from the shell, in which you work.
`start`	Starts a transaction. Puts the Gaia Clish into transaction mode. All changes made using commands in transaction mode are either applied at once, or none of the changes is applied, based on the way transaction mode is terminated.
`commit`	Ends transaction by committing changes.
`rollback`	Ends transaction by discarding changes.
`expert`	Enters the Expert shell. Allows low-level access to the system, including the file system.
`ver`	Shows the version of the active Gaia image.
`restore`	Restores the configuration of the system.
`help`	Shows help on navigating the Gaia Clish and some useful commands.

To see the commands, for which you have permissions, run:

show commands
To see a list of all features, run:

show commands feature<SPACE><TAB>
To see all commands for a specific feature, run:

show commands feature <FeatureName>
To see all commands for an operation of a feature, run:

show commands [op <Name>] [feature <Name>]
To see all operations, run:

show commands op<SPACE><TAB>

At the More prompt:

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To see the next line, press <ENTER>.

To exit from the More prompt, press Q.