Chapter 7

SECOND LEVEL COMMANDS

This chapter describes the primary commands available at the second command level. For additional second level commands, refer to Appendix B: Redirection Server.

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Using the configure command

Use the configure terminal command at the first level prompt to switch the system to the second-level configuration prompt, Host(config)#. This indicates that the user is now in the second level configuration mode and has access to the second level commands in the configuration menu. These commands change the parameters only in RAM. You can save a new configuration in the flash memory by returning to the first level prompt and using the write memory command.

Note: Use the help facility to view a list of the second level configuration commands and their functions by typing ? immediately after the second level configuration prompt.

Usage

configure [<network> <ip address> <alpha numeric string] configure [<terminal>]

Using the write memory command following the use of the configure parameter will overwrite the configuration loaded from the TFTP server.

Parameter(s)

[<network>]

Copies a previously saved configuration from a TFTP server to NVRAM.

[<ip address>]

The IP address of the TFTP server to which the running configuration will be written.

[<alpha numeric string>]

The filename of the running configuration to be saved.

[<terminal>]

Places the user in the second level command level.

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