Administering JBI Components

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Using the asadmin Administrative Command Line Interface (CLI) to Administer JBI Components

The Sun Java System (GlassFish) Application Server includes a command line administration utility known as asadmin. The asadmin utility can be used to perform any of the application server's administrative tasks, including those for administrating JBI Components.

The asadmin Utility uses the following guidelines:

All asadmin commands and options are case sensitive.
Option arguments are preceded by a single dash (-) or two dashes (--). Double dashes are used to specify long option arguments and a single dash specify the short option argument. Not all arguments will have a short option. Most options require argument values except boolean options which toggle to switch a feature ON or OFF.

For more information on options and their use, see the JBI Command Options and Values Table.
The asadmin utility can be run in interactive and non-interactive modes. Interactive mode will prompt the user for input, and is the default mode.

The command syntax is:

asadmin command [-short_option] [short_option_argument]*
 [--long_option [long_option_argument]* [operand]*

JBI command name syntax is:
verb-jbi-noun
For example: start-jbi-component or deploy-jbi-service-assembly.

This convention distinguishes JBI commands from other application server commands, and provides a name that describes the purpose of the command.
Help can be obtained by issuing the following commands:
- asadmin --help (displays general help)
- asadmin command --help (displays help for the specified command)

JBI Commands and Options for asadmin CLI

The following table contains JBI CLI commands and options used to administer JBI components. Some of these CLI commands have had options added to them to support the Java CAPS.

Command Name

Options and Values

Operand and Example

install-jbi-component: Installs a service engine or binding component into the JBI environment.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--properties: 
  [(name=value)[:name=value]*
  |file 
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: 
  target name|[server]|domain
--help

For more information on options and their use, see JBI Command Options and Values Table

The file path or component name: The archive file that will contain the component attributes, or the name of the component that has been previously installed to the domain.

start-jbi-component: Starts a service engine or binding component on the specified target. If no target is specified, the component is started on the embedded DAS server.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user] 
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: 
  target name|[server]|domain
--help

The component name: The name of the binding component or service engine to start.

stop-jbi-component: Stops a service engine or binding component on the specified target. If no target is specified, the component is stopped on the embedded DAS server.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: 
  target name|[server]|domain
--help

The component name: The name of the binding component or service engine to stop.

shut-down-jbi-component: Shuts down a service engine or binding component on the specified target. If no target is specified, the component is shutdown on the embedded DAS server.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--force|-F: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost] 
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: 
  target name|[server]|domain
--help

For more information on options and their use, see JBI Command Options and Values Table

The component name: The name of the component to shutdown.

uninstall-jbi-component: Uninstalls a service engine or binding component on the specified target. If no target is specified, the component will be uninstalled from the embedded DAS server.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I :[true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--force|-F: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--keeparchive: true|[false] 
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: 
  target name|[server]|domain
--help

The component name: The name of the component to uninstall.

deploy-jbi-service-assembly: Deploys a service assembly into the JBI Environment. The Target option (--target) is only relevant for Application Server Enterprise Edition.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--enabled: true|false 
--upload: [true]|false 
--target: 
  target name|[server]|domain
--help

The file path or service assembly name: The archive file that will contain the service assembly attributes, or the name of the service assembly that has been previously deployed to the domain.

start-jbi-service-assembly: Starts a service assembly on the specified target. If no target is specified, the command is executed against the server instance.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: 
  target name|[server]|domain
--help

For more information on options and their use, see JBI Command Options and Values Table

The service assembly name: The name of the service assembly to start.

stop-jbi-service-assembly: Starts a service assembly on the specified target. If no target is specified, the command is executed against the server instance.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: 
  target name|[server]|domain
--help

The service assembly name: The name of the service assembly to stop.

shut-down-jbi-service-assembly: Shuts down a service assembly on the specified target. If no target is specified, the command is executed against the server instance.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: 
  target name|[server]|domain
--help

The service assembly name: The name of the service assembly to shutdown.

undeploy-jbi-service-assembly: Undeploys a service assembly on the specified target. If no target is specified, the command is executed against the server instance.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--force|-F: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--keeparchive: true|[false]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: 
  target name|[server]|domain
--help

For more information on options and their use, see JBI Command Options and Values Table

The service assembly name: The name of the service assembly to undeploy.

install-jbi-shared-library: Installs a shared library into the JBI Environment.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--upload: [true]|false
--target: 
  target name|[server]|domain
--help

The file path: The archive file that will contain the shared library.

uninstall-jbi-shared-library: Uninstalls a shared library from the specified target instance or cluster. If no target is specified, the shared library is uninstalled from the embedded DAS server.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--force|-F: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--keeparchive: true|[false]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: 
  target name|[server]|domain
--help

The shared library name: The name of the shared library to uninstall.

list-jbi-service-engines: Lists the service engines that are installed in the JBI Environment. If no filters are specified, the list includes all installed service engines.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--lifecyclestate: 
  shutdown|started|stopped
--libraryname: 
  shared library name
--assemblyname: 
  service assembly name
--target: 
  target name|[server]|domain
--help

For more information on options and their use, see JBI Command Options and Values Table

None.

list-jbi-binding-components: Lists the binding components that are installed in the JBI Environment. If no filters are specified, the list includes all installed binding components.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--lifecyclestate: 
  shutdown|started|stopped
--libraryname: 
  shared library name
--assemblyname: 
  service assembly name
--target: [target name]
--help

None.

list-jbi-shared-libraries: Lists the shared libraries that are installed in the JBI Environment. If no filters are specified, the list includes all installed shared libraries.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: [target name]
--componentname: 
  [component name]
--help

None.

list-jbi-service-assemblies: Lists the service assemblies that are installed in the JBI Environment. If no filters are specified, the list includes all installed service assemblies.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--lifecyclestate: 
  shutdown|started|stopped
--target: [target name]
--componentname: 
  [component name]
--help

For more information on options and their use, see JBI Command Options and Values Table

None.

show-jbi-service-engine: Shows detail information about the specified service engine. General information is displayed by default. Additional information is shown if the configuration, loggers, or descriptor options are specified.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: 
  target name|[server]|domain
--configuration: true|[false]
--loggers: true|[false]
--descriptor: true|[false]
--help

The name of the service engine.

Example: show-jbi-service-engine sun-javaee-engine

show-jbi-binding-component: Shows detailed information about the specified binding component. General information is displayed by default. Additional information is shown if the configuration, loggers, or descriptor options are specified.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: 
  target name|[server]|domain
--configuration: true|[false]
--loggers: true|[false]
--descriptor: true|[false]
--help

The name of the binding component.

Example: show-jbi-binding-component sun-http-binding

show-jbi-shared-library: Shows detailed information about the specified shared library. General information is displayed by default. Descriptor information is shown if the descriptor option is specified.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: 
  target name|[server]|domain
--descriptor: true|[false]
--help

For more information on options and their use, see JBI Command Options and Values Table

The name of the shared library.

Example: show-jbi-shared-library cli_test_sns1

show-jbi-service-assembly: Shows detailed information about the specified service assembly. General information is displayed by default. Descriptor information is shown if the descriptor option is specified.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: 
  target name|[server]|domain
--descriptor: true|[false]
--help

The name of the service assembly.

Example: show-jbi-service-assembly PingApp

upgrade-jbi-component: Upgrades a service engine or binding component that is currently installed in the JBI Environment.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--upload: [true]|false
--upgradefile: [filepath]
--help

The name of the component that currently installed in the domain.

Example:upgrade-jbi-component --upgradefile=cli-test-engine4-1.jar cli_test_engine4

set-jbi-runtime-logger: Sets the log level for a logger in the JBI runtime.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: 
  target name|[server]|domain
--help

For more information on options and their use, see JBI Command Options and Values Table

Contains name=value pairs separated by a comma, or the name of a file that contains the name=value pairs for the loggers that are set. If the operand contains spaces, it must be placed within double quotes. Spaces or white space inside the quotes is taken literally.

The value specified must be text that represents a legal logger level, or the text “DEFAULT” can be specified. If “DEFAULT” is used, the logger is reset to its initial state, which is to inherit the logger level from the parent.

Example: set-jbi-runtime-logger com.sun.jbi.messaging=WARNING

set-jbi-component-logger: Sets the log level for a specified component.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: 
  target name|[server]|domain
--component: [component name]
--help

Contains name=value pairs separated by a comma, or the name of a file that contains the name=value pairs for the loggers that are set. If the operand contains spaces the operand must be placed within double quotes. Spaces or white space inside the quotes is taken literally.

Example:set-jbi-component-logger --component=sun-http-binding sun-http-binding.com.sun.jbi.httpsoapbc.HttpSoapBindingDeployer=INFO

set-jbi-runtime-configuration: Sets the JBI runtime configuration values.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: 
  target name|[server]|domain
--help

Contains name=value pairs separated by a comma, or a name of a file that contains the name=value pairs for the configuration values that will be set. If the operand contains spaces, the operand must be placed within double quotes.

The exact name of the configuration variable must be specified. Use the show-jbi-runtime-configuration command to view the names and current values for the runtime configuration.

Example: set-jbi-runtime-configuration heartBeatInterval=6000

set-jbi-component-configuration: Sets the binding component or service engine configuration values for the given component name .

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: target name|[server]
--component: [component name]
--help

For more information on options and their use, see JBI Command Options and Values Table

The exact name of the configuration variable must be specified. Use the show-jbi-binding-component or show-jbi-service-engine command with the --configuration option to view the names and current values of the component configuration.

Example:set-jbi-component-configuration OutboundThreads=5,ProxyPort=2345

update-jbi-application-configuration: Updates the application configuration for the specified component.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: target name|[server]
--component: [component name]
--configname: [configuration name]
--help

Contains name=value pairs separated by a comma, or a name of a file that contains the name=value pairs for the application configuration values that will be updated. If the operand contains spaces, the operand must be placed within double quotes.

Example: update-jbi-application-configuration --component=cli-config-binding --configname=testConfig ConfigData.properties

update-jbi-application-variable: Updates the application variables for the specified component. Application variables are set using the format name=typevalue. If the type is not specified, the default type, String will be used. The valid types are String, Number, Boolean, and Password.

When updating a variable, the type of the variable specified must match the type of the variable when it was created.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: target name|[server]
--component: [component name]
--help

Contains name=value pairs separated by a comma, or a name of a file that contains the name=value pairs for the application variables that will be updated. If the operand contains spaces or contains the square brackets specifying the type, the operand must be placed within double quotes.

The type specified must match what was originally specified in the create command.

Example: update-jbi-application-variable --component=cli-config-binding some-property-file.properties

create-jbi-application-configuration: Creates an application configuration for the specified component.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: target name|[server]
--component: [component name]
--configname: 
  [configuration name]
--help

For more information on options and their use, see JBI Command Options and Values Table

Contains name=value pairs separated by a comma, or a name of a file that contains the name=value pairs for the application configuration values that will be created. If the operand contains spaces, the operand must be placed within double quotes.

Example: create-jbi-application-configuration --component=cli-config-binding --configname=testConfig ConfigData.properties

create-jbi-application-variable: Creates application variables for the specified component. Application variables are set using the format name=[type]value. If the type is not specified, the default type, String will be used. The valid types are String, Number, Boolean, and Password.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: target name|[server]
--component: [component name]
--help

Contains name=value pairs separated by a comma, or a name of a file that contains the name=[type]value pairs for the application variables to be updated. If the operand contains spaces or contains square brackets specifying the type, the operand must be placed within double quotes.

Example: create-jbi-application-variable --component=cli-config-binding some-property-file.properties

delete-jbi-application-configuration: Deletes an application configuration for a specified component.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: target name|[server]
--component: [component name]
--help

The name of the application configuration to be deleted.

Example: delete-jbi-application-configuration --component=cli-config-binding testConfig

delete-jbi-application-variable: Deletes an application variable.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: target name|[server]
--component: [component name]
--help

For more information on options and their use, see JBI Command Options and Values Table

The name or names of the application variables to be deleted. If the operand contains spaces, the operand must be in cased within double quotes. Spaces are taken literally.

Example:delete-jbi-application-variable --component cli-config-binding FirstName

list-jbi-application-configurations: Lists the JBI Application Configurations for the specified component.

--echo|-e : true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: target name|[server]
--component: [component name]
--help

None.

Example:list-jbi-application-configurations --component=cli-config-binding

list-jbi-application-variables: Lists the JBI Application Variables for the specified component.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: target name|[server]
--component: [component name]
--help

None.

Example:list-jbi-application-variables --component=cli-config-binding

show-jbi-runtime-loggers: Shows the JBI runtime loggers.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: 
  target name|[server]|domain
--help

For more information on options and their use, see JBI Command Options and Values Table

None.

Example: show-jbi-runtime-loggers

show-jbi-runtime-configuration: Shows the JBI runtime configuration values.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: 
  target name|[server]|domain
--help

None.

Example: show-jbi-runtime-configuration

show-jbi-statistics: Shows JBI statistics, filtered using the specified option values. To show more then one statistical category the user can specify more then one option value on the command line.

--echo|-e: true|[false]
--interactive|-I: [true]|false
--terse|-t: true|[false]
--secure|-s: true|[false]
--port|-p: [port number]
--host|-H: [localhost]
--user|-u: [admin user]
--framework: true|[false]
--nmr: true|[false]
--component: [component name]
--endpoint: [endpoint name]
--serviceassembly: 
  [service assembly name]
--passwordfile: [filename]
--target: 
  target name|[server]|domain
--help

None.

Example: show-jbi-statistics --nmr

JBI Command Options and Values

The Following table provides a description of the JBI command options.

Option	Value	Description
Common Options: These options are common to most of the JBI Component asadmin commands.
--echo \| -e	true \| false	`true` indicates that the command specified on the command line is echoed to system output.
--interactive\| -I	true \| false	`true` (default) indicates that only the required password options are prompted.
--terse \| -t	true \| false	`true` indicates that the output is reduced to the minimal amount.
--port \| -p	The port number	The HTTP/S port for administration. Default port for PE: 4848, default port for EE: 4849
--secure \| -s	true \| false	`true` indicates that SSL/TLS is used to communicate with the domain administration server.
--host \| -H	localhost	The machine name where the JBI application is running. The default value is localhost.
--user \| -u	The admin user	The authorized domain administration server administrative username.
--passwordfile	filename	The name of a file containing the password entries.
--target	target name \| [server]\|domain	The name of the target.
--help		Displays the help text for the command.
Specialized Options: These options are for specific JBI Component asadmin commands only.
--assemblyname	service assembly name	Lists the components that have ASA deployed as part of the service assembly unit with the specified service assembly name.
--component	component name	The name of the referenced component.
--componentname	component name	Lists the shared libraries referenced by the specified component.
--configuration	true\|[false]	Displays the component's configuration values.
--descriptor	true\|[false]	Displays the component's XML desriptor.
--enabled	true\|false	`true` indicates that the service assembly starts automatically when the system starts up. Users are allowed to access the service assembly. For EE, this option enables the deployment on the specified instance or cluster. This option is ignored when the service assembly is deployed on the target domain.
--endpoint	endpoint name	Displays the endpoint statistics.
--force\| -F	true\|[false]	`true` indicates that the component will be forcefully shut down.
--framework	true\|[false]	Displays the framework statistics.
--keeparchive	true\|[false]	`true` indicates that the component will remain in the domain.
--libraryname	shared library name	Lists the components that currently use the specified shared library.
--lifecyclestate	shutdown\|started\|stopped	The list can be filtered on the lifecycle state of the components.
--loggers	true\|[false]	Displays the component's loggers and their levels.
--nmr	true\|[false]	Displays the NMR (Normalized Message Router) statistics.
--serviceassembly	service assembly name	Displays the component's statistics.
--upgradefile	[filepath]	The new archive file path that is used to update the component.
--upload	[true]\|false	`true` indicates that it uploads the file to the administration server. If the filepath of the installable file is mounted to the server machine, or if the administration server is running locally, set the upload option to false.

Starting the asadmin Utility

To start the asadmin utility from the command line, go to the install-dir/bin directory, where install-dir is the application server installation directory, and enter the command: asadmin.

For directions on how to configure a Windows Environment to use the asadmin Utility tools, see GlassFish Quick Start Guide.

For more information about using the asadmin Utility, see GlassFish JBICLI Project Plan and JBI ADMIN CLI

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