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About this guide

Introduction

This guide provides information and instructions on enhancing or customizing Ensim® Pro 4.0.3 for Linux®—running on the Fedora 1, Fedora 2, or RHEL 3 operating systems—using Command Line Interface (CLI) scripts. The scripts enable you to perform basic administrative tasks.


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For simplicity and convenience, we refer to Ensim Pro 4.0.3 for Linux as Ensim Pro throughout this document.


Chapters in this guide include:

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This document is presented in HTML and PDF formats. If you are viewing this document in HTML format and want to print it in a book style with numbered pages, use the Adobe® PDF version.

Intended audience

This guide is intended for users of Ensim Pro and includes system administrators and technical support staff of Internet Service Providers (ISPs) who use Ensim Pro.

Required skills

To use this guide, you need to be familiar with the working of Ensim Pro.
In addition, you should have some or all of the following skills.

Related documentation

The following documents provide information about Ensim Pro. You can find them on the Web at http://www.ensim.com/support/pro/linux/index.html.

Ensim Pro 4.0.3 for Linux (Standalone)

You can find the Ensim Pro 4.0.3 for Linux (Standalone) documents on the Web at
http://www.ensim.com/support/pro/linux/index.html.

Ensim Pro 4.0.3 for Linux (ServerXchange)

You can find the Ensim Pro 4.0.3 for Linux (ServerXchange) document on the Web at
http://www.ensim.com/support/sxc/index.shtml.

Document conventions

Throughout this guide, specific fonts are used to identify computer input, output, and interface elements. Table 1 lists the typographic conventions used in this guide.

Table 1. Typographic conventions 
Appearance of text
How it is used
Narrow bold text (sans serif font)
Used for button names, column names, field names,
file names, keystrokes, menu items, and path names.
Example: From the File menu, choose Delete, then click OK.
Bold, italic text (serif font)
Used for information you type.
Example: Type cd <directory name> on the command line.
Courier (typewriter-style) font
Used for system messages and screen text.
Example: The following message is displayed:
The server has been added.

Key information is sometimes displayed using special headings and formats to make it stand out from regular text. The following special headings are used in this guide:


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Information to help you perform procedures



Note icon

Supplemental information about tasks or concepts



Important icon

Supplemental information that is more important than a note



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Warnings about potential damage to data or systems


Feedback and support

To take advantage of Ensim's support services or to find additional product documentation, visit the Ensim support site, http://support.ensim.com.

To log in to Ensim online support, go to https://onlinesupport.ensim.com.

To provide feedback about Ensim products or documentation, please use the feedback form at http://www.ensim.com/about/feedback.asp.


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