CLI Reference¶
The pan-scm-cli command-line interface is organized into a logical structure that makes it easy to manage resources in Strata Cloud Manager.
Command Structure¶
All commands follow this pattern:
Where:
<action>: The operation to perform (set, delete, load)<resource-type>: Category of resource (objects, deployment, network, security)<resource>: Specific resource type (address, address-group, zone, etc.)[options]: Resource-specific parameters and global options
Available Commands¶
Objects¶
Commands for managing configuration objects:
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
scm-cli set objects address | Create or update an address object |
scm-cli delete objects address | Delete an address object |
scm-cli load objects address | Bulk import address objects from YAML |
scm-cli set objects address-group | Create or update an address group |
scm-cli delete objects address-group | Delete an address group |
scm-cli load objects address-group | Bulk import address groups from YAML |
Security¶
Commands for managing security policies:
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
scm-cli set security rule | Create or update a security rule |
scm-cli delete security rule | Delete a security rule |
scm-cli load security rule | Bulk import security rules from YAML |
scm-cli set security rule --move | Move a security rule position |
Network¶
Commands for managing network configurations:
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
scm-cli set network security-zone | Create or update a security zone |
scm-cli delete network security-zone | Delete a security zone |
scm-cli load network security-zone | Bulk import security zones from YAML |
Deployment¶
Commands for managing deployment configurations:
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
scm-cli set deployment bandwidth | Create or update bandwidth allocation |
scm-cli delete deployment bandwidth | Delete a bandwidth allocation |
scm-cli load deployment bandwidth | Bulk import bandwidth allocations from YAML |
scm-cli set deployment bandwidth --assign | Assign bandwidth allocation to SPNs |
Global Options¶
Options that apply to all commands:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--help | Show help message for any command |
--version | Show the CLI version information |
--verbose | Enable verbose output for additional details |
--mock | Run in mock mode (no actual API connections) |
Working with the CLI¶
For more detailed examples and use cases, refer to the specific command documentation linked above or see the Getting Started guide.