This is the actual command text that a CLI alias expands to when its alias name is invoked. This matters because it is the substance of the shortcut; if the underlying command syntax changes, for example after a software upgrade, an existing alias's cliAliasValue may need to be updated to keep working correctly. For example, an alias named showalarms might have a cliAliasValue of show alarm current severity critical, which the CLI executes in full whenever the operator types just showalarms.