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  1. *CLI> core show help
  2. ! Execute a shell command
  3. cdr show status Display the CDR status
  4. channel request hangup Request a hangup on a given channel
  5. cli check permissions Try a permissions config for a user
  6. cli reload permissions Reload CLI permissions config
  7. cli show permissions Show CLI permissions
  8. config list Show all files that have loaded a configuration file
  9. config reload Force a reload on modules using a particular configuration file
  10. core abort shutdown Cancel a running shutdown
  11. core clear profile Clear profiling info
  12. core ping taskprocessor Ping a named task processor
  13. core restart gracefully Restart Asterisk gracefully
  14. core restart now Restart Asterisk immediately
  15. core restart when convenient Restart Asterisk at empty call volume
  16. core set debug channel Enable/disable debugging on a channel
  17. core set {debug|verbose} Set level of debug/verbose chattiness
  18. core show applications [like|d Shows registered dialplan applications
  19. core show application Describe a specific dialplan application
  20. core show calls [uptime] Display information on calls
  21. core show channels [concise|ve Display information on channels
  22. core show channel Display information on a specific channel
  23. core show channeltypes List available channel types
  24. core show channeltype Give more details on that channel type
  25. core show codecs [audio|video| Displays a list of codecs
  26. core show codec Shows a specific codec
  27. core show config mappings Display config mappings (file names to config engines)
  28. core show file formats Displays file formats
  29. core show file version [like] List versions of files used to build Asterisk
  30. core show functions [like] Shows registered dialplan functions
  31. core show function Describe a specific dialplan function
  32. core show help Display help list, or specific help on a command
  33. core show hints Show dialplan hints
  34. core show hint Show dialplan hint
  35. core show image formats Displays image formats
  36. core show license Show the license(s) for this copy of Asterisk
  37. core show profile Display profiling info
  38. core show settings Show some core settings
  39. core show switches Show alternative switches
  40. core show sysinfo Show System Information
  41. core show taskprocessors List instantiated task processors and statistics
  42. core show threads Show running threads
  43. core show uptime [seconds] Show uptime information
  44. core show version Display version info
  45. core show warranty Show the warranty (if any) for this copy of Asterisk
  46. core stop gracefully Gracefully shut down Asterisk
  47. core stop now Shut down Asterisk immediately
  48. core stop when convenient Shut down Asterisk at empty call volume
  49. database del Removes database key/value
  50. database deltree Removes database keytree/values
  51. database get Gets database value
  52. database put Adds/updates database value
  53. database show Shows database contents
  54. database showkey Shows database contents
  55. dialplan debug Show fast extension pattern matching data structures
  56. dialplan set chanvar Set a channel variable
  57. dialplan set extenpatternmatch Use the Old extension pattern matching algorithm.
  58. dialplan set extenpatternmatch Use the New extension pattern matching algorithm.
  59. dialplan set global Set global dialplan variable
  60. dialplan show chanvar Show channel variables
  61. dialplan show globals Show global dialplan variables
  62. dialplan show Show dialplan
  63. dnsmgr refresh Performs an immediate refresh
  64. dnsmgr reload Reloads the DNS manager configuration
  65. dnsmgr status Display the DNS manager status
  66. features reload Reloads configured features
  67. features show Lists configured features
  68. group show channels Display active channels with group(s)
  69. http show status Display HTTP server status
  70. indication add Add the given indication to the country
  71. indication remove Remove the given indication from the country
  72. indication show Display a list of all countries/indications
  73. logger mute Toggle logging output to a console
  74. logger reload Reopens the log files
  75. logger rotate Rotates and reopens the log files
  76. logger set level {DEBUG|NOTICE Enables/Disables a specific logging level for this console
  77. logger show channels List configured log channels
  78. manager reload Reload manager configurations
  79. manager set debug [on|off] Show, enable, disable debugging of the manager code
  80. manager show command Show a manager interface command
  81. manager show commands List manager interface commands
  82. manager show connected List connected manager interface users
  83. manager show eventq List manager interface queued events
  84. manager show users List configured manager users
  85. manager show user Display information on a specific manager user
  86. module load Load a module by name
  87. module reload Reload configuration
  88. module show [like] List modules and info
  89. module unload Unload a module by name
  90. no debug channel Disable debugging on channel(s)
  91. parkedcalls show List currently parked calls
  92. rtcp set debug {on|off|ip} Enable/Disable RTCP debugging
  93. rtcp set stats {on|off} Enable/Disable RTCP stats
  94. rtp set debug {on|off|ip} Enable/Disable RTP debugging
  95. stun set debug {on|off} Enable/Disable STUN debugging
  96. timing test Run a timing test
  97. udptl set debug {on|off|ip} Enable/Disable UDPTL debugging
  98. mail*CLI> sip set debug on
  99. No such command 'sip set debug on' (type 'core show help sip set' for other possible commands)
  100. mail*CLI> core set debug sip
  101. Usage: core set {debug|verbose} [atleast] <level> [filename]
  102. core set {debug|verbose} off
  103. Sets level of debug or verbose messages to be displayed or
  104. sets a filename to display debug messages from.
  105. 0 or off means no messages should be displayed.
  106. Equivalent to -d[d[...]] or -v[v[v...]] on startup
  107. mail*CLI> core set debug on
  108. Usage: core set {debug|verbose} [atleast] <level> [filename]
  109. core set {debug|verbose} off
  110. Sets level of debug or verbose messages to be displayed or
  111. sets a filename to display debug messages from.
  112. 0 or off means no messages should be displayed.
  113. Equivalent to -d[d[...]] or -v[v[v...]] on startup
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