Repo sync (#1071)

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Author: hashibot-web

content/terraform-enterprise/1.0.x/docs/enterprise/deploy/reference/cli.mdx

@@ -164,13 +164,14 @@ Each specific run of the admin `usage-report` command generates the product usag
 
 To send product usage reports to HashiCorp, visit the [**Licensing utilization reporting** page](https://portal.cloud.hashicorp.com/license-utilization/reports/create) and use the upload form.
 
-## Manage admin API tokens
+## Manage System API tokens
 
-Terraform Enterprise provides commands to manage authentication tokens for the Admin API, which allows programmatic access to administrative functions.
+Terraform Enterprise provides commands to manage authentication tokens for the System API, which allows programmatic access to administrative functions.
+Note that this is not equivalent to the Admin API which manages organization and workspace resources. The System API interacts with the TFE deployment and not the TFE application.
 
-### Generate an admin API token
+### Generate a System API token
 
-To create a new admin API token, use the `admin api-token generate` command with a required description that helps identify the token's purpose or owner:
+To create a new System API token, use the `admin api-token generate` command with a required description that helps identify the token's purpose or owner:
 
 ```shell-session
 $ tfectl admin api-token generate --description "Token description"
@@ -182,19 +183,19 @@ By default, tokens expire after 720 hours (30 days). You can specify a custom ti
 $ tfectl admin api-token generate --description "Token description" --ttl 2000
 ```
 
-### List admin API tokens
+### List System API tokens
 
-To list all existing admin API tokens along with their metadata (excluding the actual token value), use:
+To list all existing System API tokens along with their metadata (excluding the actual token value), use:
 
 ```shell-session
 $ tfectl admin api-token list
 ```
 
 This command displays the token ID, creation date, expiration date, last used date, and description for each token. The output is ordered by creation date.
 
-### Revoke an admin API token
+### Revoke a System API token
 
-To revoke an admin API token, use the `admin api-token revoke` command with the token ID (obtained from the `list` command):
+To revoke a System API token, use the `admin api-token revoke` command with the token ID (obtained from the `list` command):
 
 ```shell-session
 $ tfectl admin api-token revoke --id "1"