gnmic-get:tldr:d8460

This command is using the tool gnmic to retrieve data from a network management system. Here is a breakdown of the command:

• gnmic: This is the name of the tool that is being executed in the command line.
• -a ${ip:port}: This flag specifies the target address where the network management system is running. ${ip:port} represents a placeholder for the actual IP address and port number. You need to replace ${ip:port} with the specific IP address and port you want to connect to.
• get: This command indicates that you want to retrieve data from the network management system.
• --path ${path1}: This flag specifies the data path or object you want to retrieve from the network management system. ${path1} represents a placeholder for the actual path. You need to replace ${path1} with the specific path you want to retrieve.
• --path ${path2}: This flag is optional and provides an additional data path or object to retrieve. ${path2} represents a placeholder for the actual path. You need to replace ${path2} with the specific path you want to retrieve.

In summary, this command is using gnmic to connect to a network management system at a specified IP address and port, then retrieve data from one or more specified paths.