Chapter 1: Introduction

Table 1. CLI Line Editing Commands

Command

Resulting Action

 

 

“<string>”

Opaque strings may be specified using double quotes. This prevents

 

interpretation of otherwise special CLI characters.

 

 

Displaying and Changing Configuration Information

The SSR provides many commands for displaying and changing configuration information. For example, the CLI allows for the “disabling” of a command in the active configuration. Use the negate command on a specific line of the active configuration to “disable” a feature or function which has been enabled. For example, Spanning Tree Protocol is disabled by default. If, after enabling the Spanning Tree Protocol on the SmartSwitch Router, you want to disable STP, you must specify the negate command with the line number in the active configuration that contains the stp enable command.

The table below shows some commands that are useful when configuring the SSR.

Table 2. Commands to Display and Change Configuration Information

Task

Command

 

 

Enable Mode:

 

 

 

Show active configuration of the system.

system show active

 

 

Show the non-activated configuration changes in the

system show scratchpad

scratchpad.

 

 

 

Show the startup configuration for the next reboot.

system show startup

 

 

Copy between scratchpad, active configuration,

copy <source> to

startup configuration, TFTP server, RCP server, or

<destination>

URL.

 

 

 

Configure Mode:

 

 

 

Show active configuration of the system.

show active

 

 

Show the non-activated configuration changes in the

show scratchpad

scratchpad.

 

 

 

Show the startup configuration for the next reboot.

show startup

 

 

Show the running system configuration, followed by

show

the non-activated changes in the scratchpad.

 

 

 

Compare activated commands with the startup

diff <filename> startup

configuration file.

 

 

 

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