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======VASE-CLI — Command Line Interface for Managing the SSG Platform======
=====Purpose=====
VASE-CLI is a command shell for managing VAS Experts products and associated third-party products.\\
The shell consists of the modules main, fdpi, bird, kea, frad. More details can be found in the section [[en:dpi:dpi_components:utilities:vase_cli#modules|Modules]].

=====Installation and Update=====
Method 1. Run the script:
<code bash>source <(curl https://vasexperts.ru/install/vase-cli-rpm_install.sh)</code>

Method 2. Add the VASE repositories and execute:
<code bash>yum install vase-cli</code>

Updates are performed in the same ways as installation.

=====Settings=====
====User and Group Management====
To create and manage users, VASE-CLI must be run under the root user using the command ''vase-cli''.

By default, the following user groups are created:
  * ''vase-cli-w'' — group with write permissions (users can edit files).
  * ''vase-cli-r'' — group with read-only permissions (users can only view files in the system).
  * ''tacacs0''..''tacacs15'' — groups with write permissions for connecting authorization and accounting in TACACS+. **These groups are used if TACACS+ is enabled — [[en:dpi:dpi_components:utilities:vase_cli#tacacs_configuration|more details]].**

===Creating a User with Write Permissions===
<code bash>
adduser <username>
usermod -aG vase-cli-w <username>
usermod -s /usr/bin/vase-cli-shell <username>
</code>

===Creating a User with Read Permissions===
<code bash>
adduser <username>
usermod -aG vase-cli-r <username>
usermod -s /usr/bin/vase-cli-shell <username>
</code>

====VASE-CLI Configuration====
All settings are available in the file ''/etc/vase-cli/.env''\\
Possible options are available in the file ''/etc/vase-cli/sample.env''

There are also user settings available within VASE-CLI in the main module, managed through the ''config'' command. For a hint, type ''help''.

====TACACS+ Configuration====
VASE-CLI has integration with the TACACS+ authorization server. If desired, you can connect authorization and accounting through TACACS+ in ''/etc/vase-cli/.env''. \\ 
An example can be seen in ''/etc/vase-cli/sample.env''.\\ 
An example of TACACS server configuration is found in ''/etc/vase-cli/tacacs_server.sample.conf''.

<note>For full support of TACACS+ (authorization of non-local users), it is recommended to install the package ''bngtacplus'':
<code bash>dnf install bngtacplus</code></note>

=====Modules=====
====main====
The main module of VASE-CLI, included by default. This module provides management of the main capabilities of VASE-CLI (viewing configuration and log files, shell version). 

Switch to the module — ''use main''\\
Open the module help — ''help''\\

====fdpi====
Configuration setup for fastdpi and fastpcrf. In this module, you can transparently perform actions with fdpi_ctrl and fdpi_cli, work with files, manage services, subscribers, and policing, VAS Experts products: BRAS, DPI, NAT, DHCP. 

Switch to the module — ''use fdpi''\\
Open the module help — ''help''

Submodules:
  * file system module
  * fdpi module
  * fastdpi management
  * subscribers management
  * policing management
  * services management
  * BRAS - subscribers management
  * BRAS - DHCP/DHCP6 management
  * BRAS - PCRF management
  * BRAS - PPPoE management
  * VLAN translation management
  * DPI utils
  * DPI nat
  * DSCP prioritization

====bird====
Configuration setup and action requests in bird and bird netns.

Switch to the module — ''use bird''\\
Open the module help — ''help''

Submodules:
  * module config
  * module config reload and restart
  * bird configure commands
  * bird commands
  * bird netns commands
  * module logs

====kea====
Configuration setup and action requests in kea4 and kea6.

Switch to the module — ''use kea''\\
Open the module help — ''help''

Submodules:
  * IPv4 dhcp-leases control
  * IPv6 dhcp-leases control
  * module config
  * module config reload and restart
  * module logs

====frad====
Manage Radius proxy based on freeRadius - view and edit freeradius configuration.

Switch to the module — ''use frad''\\
Open the module help — ''help''