navicli documentation

Question

Hi all: Got a CX700 and CX300 running with FLARE 19 & 24 respectively. Looking for documentation on the navicli commands and options. Where to find? Thanks

AranH1 · Accepted Answer

On Powerlink go to the following location, the documents you are looking for are titled Navisphere Command Line Interface (CLI) Reference and are specific for each version of FLARE.

Support > Technical Documentation and Advisories > Software ~ J-O ~ Documentation > Navisphere Management Suite > General Reference

nandas · Answer

Great. In fact you will find all documentation on Powerlink and also the software if you are registered for the same. So no worries for not having the CDs and manuals.

Also, appreciate your prompt action in marking this thread as answered and rewarding points.

Cheers...
Sandip

raggmopp1 · Answer

Thanks!Found on the powerlink as directed.The books, CDs, etc. I do not have as the previous admin took them with him.

nandas · Answer

Aran very correctly pointed you on Powerlink. You might have also received the Software Media and Documentation CDs and Manuals along with the hardware - the NAVI CLI documentation should be a part of the same as well.

Thanks,
Sandip

AranH1 · Answer

yeah I don't think I have ever used the CDs, they are usually a rev or two behind what is current. I think I have about 100 PowerPath CDs and never used one of them .

dynamox · Answer

by the time i get CD's there is typically a newer/revised version on PowerLink

dynamox · Answer

drink coasters ?

RRR · Answer

Frisbee's ? Hmmmm, you would probably hurt someone if you start throwing CD's around....

RRR · Answer

And me: 'Parental supervision is recommended'

dynamox · Answer

dangerous indeed ..how about crafts ..keep your kids busy ? http://crafts.kaboose.com/cd-clock.html

raggmopp1 · Answer

Target practiceUse a shotgun and you only get 1 shot per cdUse a 30.06 and you can get several shots out of a cd.(That center hole makes a great bulls-eye)

AranH1 · Answer

... and cheaper than clay pigeons.

nandas · Answer

I agree, the software in the CDs relates to the latest revision available when they were packed which may be bit older when you get it.

However, the documentations do not get changed much unless there is a newer family of the code. And also, in this case, raggmopp was trying to find something to start with - thus I mentioned the CDs

By the way, it's really good to see that, I have at least started the conversation of how you can utilize these CDs

... any more ideas??

Cheers,
Sandip

RRR · Answer

And their flight paths are certainly more unreliable with the current winds we're experiencing the last 2 or 3 days Therefore more fun

CLARiiON

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