Use at a workstation to view or change your eDirectory™ context, or to view containers and leaf objects in your eDirectory tree structure.
CX [new context] [/option...] [/? | /VER]
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Parameter |
Use to |
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(no parameter) |
View the current context. |
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new context |
Move to a new context or specify the context you want for an option. |
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/option |
Replace option with any available option. See CX Options. |
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/? |
View online help. All other parameters are ignored when /? is used. |
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/VER |
View the version number of the utility and the list of files it uses to execute. All other parameters are ignored when /VER is used. |
CX is similar to the DOS CD and DIR commands in that CX allows you to change contexts and view all objects below a given container.
CX doesn't recognize spaces in object names. If you have spaces in container names, put quotation marks around the names or use underscores (_) in place of the spaces.
For example, for container CORPORATE ADMIN, type Corporate Admin or Corporate_Admin.
To see your context in eDirectory before logging in, type
CX
To set a new context from the root
Place a period in front of the new context you type, or
Enter the proper number of trailing periods to reach the root level, or
Use the /R option.
To back up one level in the eDirectory tree, type
cx .
(You must put a space between the command and the trailing period.)
To go down two levels from PROVO.NOVELL to SYSTEM.ENGINEERING. PROVO.NOVELL, type
cx system.engineering
To change your current context from TESTING. PROVO.NOVELL.US to SYSTEM.MARKETING. PROVO.NOVELL.US, type
cx .system.marketing.provo.novell.us
or
cx system.marketing.
To change to the root when your context is TEST.PROVO.NOVELL, type
CX . . .
or
CX /R
To change the complete context from TESTING. PROVO.NOVELL to TESTING.PARIS.NOVELL, type
cx .testing.paris.novell
To show all containers in the current context, type
CX /CONT
To show all containers in the context SALES.NOVELL in a tree structure, type
cx .sales.novell /t
To show all containers and leaf objects in the current context in a tree structure, type
cx /t /a