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'''Note'''
Refer to the product documentation provided by your third-party vendor for application-specific access to the guest operating system that may apply to your product.

==Obtaining Console Access==
For console access, perform the following steps:<br />
===Enter application service mode===
<pre>app-service application-name
</pre>
===Execute /bin/console===
'''Prerequisite:'''
Obtain console access using the postinstall script.<br />
Refer to [[Application_Extension_Platform_1.x_--_Enabling_the_Linux_Shell_in_a_Virtual_Instance]]
<pre>
connect console
</pre>
On initiating the command, /bin/console executes and allows third-party application commands to be used in the console shell. These commands allow a third-party application to cross connect to a CLI shell using its own binary console file or script.
If the application does not provide a console file, the following message appears:
<code>Error Message Unable to start console</code><br />

'''Return to start of Getting Started Guide: '''[[Cisco AXP Getting Started Guide]]
[[Category:AXP Getting Started]]

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