CLI Guide - WatchGuard Technologies

CHAPTER 1: Using the Command Line Interface
quotation marks; however, you do
not need to type quotes when
entering a text string.
For example, we might say: set a
user_profile name to
“All_RAS_Users.” In this example,
you could type your own user
profile name (or string) in place of
ALL_RAS_Users.
You should enclose a string in
quotes in instances where the text
entry includes spaces. For example,
if entering a name like “Joan
Smith,” with a space between the
first and last name, you should
enclose this entry in quotations to
preserve it as a single entity.
For Example WG(config)#address -group
exec_staff
WG(config)#address -group
"exec staff"
Carriage returns Carriage returns are Enter key
presses, and are represented by the
or notation.
Command examples may omit this
notation for the sake of brevity.
Letter spaces Space characters (entered by
pressing the Space bar on the
keyboard) are represented in a few
instances in this Guide by the
notation. In most cases, however,
spaces are simply represented by
actual spaces. For example, in:
WG(config)#address -group
exec_staff
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