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## Usage

**Use the `cec --help` command** to learn about all available commands: the in-line doc is pretty complete.
You can also find the [complete documentation for each command on our website](https://pydio.com/en/docs/developer-guide/cells-client-cec).
You can also find the [complete documentation for each command on our website](https://docs.pydio.com/latest/developer-guide/command-line-reference/cells-client-cec/cec/).

Some useful commands for manipulating files:

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### Persistent Mode

Connections can be configured and persisted locally on the client machine. As from version **v2.2.0**, you can [configure multiple _accounts_ on the client side and switch between them as necessary](https://github.com/pydio/build-cells/blob/407c3127961b3334a5223c85e3f5411df7105372/release/changelogs/cells-client-v2.2.0.md).
Connections can be configured and persisted locally on the client machine. As from version **v2.2.0**, you can [configure multiple _accounts_ on the client side and switch between them as necessary](https://github.com/pydio/cells-client/releases/tag/v2.2.0).
Last used connection is persisted locally in the main configuration file and will be re-used the next time you call the `cec` command.

To switch between accounts, simply call `cec config use`.
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