Erase config | Cisco Systems 1105 guide

Appendix B Command Reference

					Privilege Level 15 Commands
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erase config

To erase the configuration in flash memory and reload the software, use the erase config command.

erase config

Syntax Description

This command has no arguments or keywords.

Usage Guidelines

Use this command to erase the configuration in flash memory and reload the

WLSE software.

When you enter the command, you are prompted for confirmation. Enter yes to confirm, or press Enter to accept the default response no.

Caution When you confirm this command, the system configuration is erased and the system reboots automatically. The system will not operate until you reconfigure it.

When the system reboots, you must reconfigure it with the setup program. For information about using the setup program, refer to the Installation and Configuration Guide for the Cisco 1105 Wireless LAN Solution Engine.

Example

This command erases the system configuration:

erase config

This will erase your configuration, return device t

o factory defaults, and reload the device

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Cisco Systems 1105 manual Erase config, This command erases the system configuration

Contents

Corporate Headquarters Copyright 2002, Cisco Systems, Inc All rights reserved Iii N T E N T S Setting Trap Notification Assigning an Auto-Managed Configuration Displaying an EAP Authentication Report Vii Displaying a Server Response Time Graph Viii Command History Feature B-3 Privilege Level 15 Commands B-17 Show ipchains show hosts B-61show maillog Show tech B-68 Xii Conventions AudienceConvention Boldface font Option Network Preferences Related DocumentationPaper Documentation Xiv Obtaining Documentation World Wide WebOnline Documentation Ordering Documentation Obtaining Technical AssistanceDocumentation Feedback Cisco documentation is available in these ways 800 553-NETS Cisco.com Technical Assistance CenterXvii Cisco TAC Web Site Cisco TAC Escalation CenterXviii Xix Page A P T E R Overview of the Wireless LAN Solution Engine Wlse Dashboard Understanding the Wlse User Interface Main Tab Subtabs Tabs and Subtabs Buttons Administrative TasksPerforming Devices under management, run immediate inventories, view Time Display Device Name and IP Address Display Procedure CiscoWorks 1105 Wireless LAN Solution EngineLogging In and Out Task Description and References Getting Started with Device Management Administering Users, Managing Devices, page 6-2. After moving devices toInventories, Settings, page 2-20 to set policies Displaying Faults Field Devices SeverityDescription State Name/IP Column Click Apply. The following table appears Managing Profiles, Notification Settings, Viewing Fault DetailsFault details for Related Topics Conditions Description Family Product Type IfIndexColumn Description See Time Display, Managing Profiles Fault History Copying a Profile Creating a ProfileAssigning a Profile to a Device, Viewing Devices, Use this option to create a profile Editing a Profile Renaming a ProfileUse this option to rename a profile Use this option to edit a profile Deleting a Profile Assigning a Profile to a DeviceUse this option to delete a profile Viewing Devices Specifying Security Policies Profile Choices Click Add to add the Ssid to the list, then go to Step Field Description Step Complete the followingGo to Step Complete the following Setting Access Point Fault Thresholds Specifying Fault Thresholds Continue to Step Enable Poll Interval Settings Overloaded Degraded Setting Switch Fault Thresholds To set the new entries Go to step Step Setting Server Response Time Setting Router Fault Thresholds Notification Settings Before You Begin Setting Trap Notification Setting Syslog Notification, Emailing Faults, Setting Syslog Notification To save your settings Emailing FaultsSetting Trap Notification, Emailing Faults, Attribute Description Procedure Setting Trap Notification, Setting Syslog Notification, Fault Monitoring Notification Settings Using the Templates Configuring Devices Template Choices Related TopicTemplate Categories Using Express Template Naming the TemplateSee Naming Guidelines, page A-1 Express Template Settings Configuring Devices Field Description LAN Finish to save the template. See Finishing the Template, Setting Up Association This option is used for only bridges Defining Spanning Tree Protocol Enable-Use this setting to enable STP on Disable-If you do not want STP enabledBridge Configuring Devices Defining Address Filters Field Description Defining Ethertype Filters Creating New Ethertype Filters Procedure Creating New Ethertype Filters Settings Creating Special Cases Procedure Deleting Ethertype Filters Procedure Configuring Devices Defining IP Protocol Filters Deleting Special Cases Procedure Creating New IP Protocol Filters Procedure Using this option you can also Deleting IP Protocol Filters Procedure IP Protocol Filters Special Cases Settings Field Description Defining IP Port Filters To create and enable port filters, enter the following Creating New Port Filters Procedure Deleting Port Filters Procedure IP Port Filters Special Cases Settings Configuring Devices Configuring Policy Groups To add a new policy group, enter the following Adding or Deleting a New Policy GroupFilters IP Protocol Deleting an Existing Policy Group from a Device Protocol Filters Configuring VLANs Setting on the switch Enter the following informationAdd a new VLAN-SeeAdding a New VLAN, Adding a New Vlan Created using Association Policy GroupsTo add a new VLAN, enter the following Enter the identification number of the Vlan Field Description Vlan Deleting an Existing Vlan Procedure Configuring Quality of Service Quality of Service Settings This option allows you to define service sets Configuring Service Sets Adding a New Service Set Procedure Add a new Service Set-SeeAdding a New Service Set,Using Association Policy Groups Association VLANs Field Description Finish to save the template. See Finishing the Template, Defining Advanced Associations Deleting an Existing Service Set Procedure 10 Advanced Association Settings ProtocolWarning-Indicates that an error or SystemWarning-Indicates that an error orPortWarning-Indicates that an error or failure ExternalWarning-Indicates that an error or Field Description Finish to save the template. See Finishing the Template, Configuring Port Assignments Lists the port’s 802.11 radio drivers associationIdentifier Configuring Dscp to CoS Configuring the Ethernet Port Use this option to configure the device’s Ethernet portIdentifying the Ethernet Port Enter the following information to identify the port Setting Up Ethernet Filters Filters you created using Association IP Port Filters Filters you created using Association Ethertype Filters Setting Up Hardware Ssid Defining the Ethernet Advanced Settings Allowed under Association Address Filters Disallowed under Association Address Filters Set as disallowed under Association Address Configuring the 11b Radio Use this option to configure the device’s 11b radioIdentifying the 11b Radio Port Procedure Primary Port? From the list, select one of the following Ethernet Identification ,Selected value is displayed Setting Up 11b Radio Filters Association Ethertype FiltersAssociation IP Protocol Filters IP Port Receive Transmit Defining the 11b Radio Hardware Settings 18 11b Radio Hardware Settings Field Description Configuring Devices Field Description Field Description Defining the 11b Radio Advanced Settings Association Address Filters Disallowed-The access point discardsAll traffic except packets sent to the MAC Addresses set as allowed under Field Description NMH-Enables MIC Message Integrity None-Does not enable MICCheck, a security feature that protects This setting is valid Field Description Defining the 11b Radio Searched Channels Settings 20 11b Radio Searched Channels Settings Configuring the 11a Radio Use this option to configure the device’s 11a radioIdentifying the 11a Radio Port Ethernet Identification, Ethertype Receive Transmit Setting Up 11a Radio Filters Right pane Defining the 11a Radio Hardware Settings 23 11a Radio Hardware Settings 78-14947-01 Configuring Devices Field Description Defining the 11a Radio Advanced Settings 24 11a Radio Advanced Settings LAN WEP Field Description Field Description Finish to save the template. See Finishing the Template, Defining the 11a Radio Searched Channels Settings Defining the 11a Radio Data Encryption Settings 26 11a Radio Data Encryption Settings Configuring Devices Setting Local Admin Access Defining the Security SettingsUse this option to configure the device’s security settings Use this option to enable or disable local admin access Add Users-SeeAdding Users, Delete Users-SeeDeleting Users, Adding Users Procedure Deleting Users Setting Local AP/Client Security 28 Local AP /Client Security Settings Field Description Use this option to set up server-based security Setting Server-Based Security Procedure 29 Server-Based Security Settings 100 101 102 Configuring Services 103 Configuring Start-Up Settings 104 105 Field Description 106 107 Configuring Console/Telnet Settings Features such as reverse video buttons ANSI-Use this setting to offer graphicUnderlined links 108 109 Configuring Hot Standby Settings 110 111 Configuring Routing Settings 112 Configuring CDP Settings 113 Configuring DNS Settings Disable-Use this option if you network Configuring FTP SettingsSelect Services FTP. The Services FTP dialog box appears Does not use DNS 115 FTP 116 Configuring Http Settings 117 Configuring Snmp Settings 118 Configuring Sntp Settings 119 Configuring Accounting Settings 120 121 122 123 Configuring Events Configuring Event Handling124 125 126 127 128 129 Configuring Event Notification 130 Configuring Custom Values Key Value Previewing the TemplateClick Finish. See Finishing the Template, 131 Creating a Template Use this option to create a configuration templateFinishing the Template 132 Copying a Template Click Edit. See Editing a Template,133 Use this option to delete a configuration template Use this option to edit a configuration templateEditing a Template Deleting a Template Click Import. The Import Template window appears Importing a TemplateImport 135 136 Managing Configuration Jobs Exporting a Template137 Job Choices Using the Templates,Naming the Job Deleting a Job, Copying a Job, Viewing Job Run Details, Job Name Enter a name for the job Selecting DevicesDescription Enter a description of the job 139 Selecting a Template Click Select Template. The Select Template window appears140 141 142 Scheduling a Job 143 Finishing the Job Viewing Configuration Job Status Creating a Configuration JobViewing the Job, Filtering a Job, Editing a Job, 144 145 Viewing the Job Running You can stop a running job by clicking Stop Job146 You can do the following Filtering a JobRefresh the screen-Click Refresh 147 Deleting a Job Editing a JobCopying a Job Click Delete Job 149 Viewing Job Run Details Viewing the Job Run Details Table Job Runs Details table displays the following information150 Automating Configurations Assigning a Startup Configuration151 152 Configuration Template dialog box appears Click Save to save the template Creating a Startup Configuration TemplateClick Delete to delete the template 153 Assigning an Auto-Managed Configuration Tasks Template Choice154 155 Discover Device Credentials Http User/Password 156 Assigning Auto-Managed Configurations Using Auto-Managed Options Select Configure Auto Update Auto-Managed Configuration157 158 Managing Firmware Images Updating Device Firmware Importing images-SeeImporting Images, Viewing Images on the WlseManaging Firmware Jobs, Editing Image Details on the WLSE, Editing Image Details on the Wlse When you finish editing, click SaveImage Details window opens Deleting Images from the WLSE, Importing Images Deleting Images from the Wlse Importing Images from the Client System Desktop to the Wlse Details on the WLSE, Window is displayed. Complete the following Updating Device Firmware Managing Firmware Images Managing Firmware Jobs Using a Remote Tftp Server for Image Upload Click Job Name. The Job Name dialog box appears Managing Firmware Images, Job Name Enter a name for the job. For guidelines on naming Selecting the ImageJobs, see Naming Guidelines, page A-1 A-1 Selecting Devices Scheduling the Job Email settings section Validate and Save section Remote server settings section Job Save Summary Window Job Validation Summary Window Details Creating a Firmware Job Using the Job Functions Viewing Jobs by Job State Creating a Firmware Job,Job Name Job name Field Description Filtering Jobs Use this option to view details about a job Click OK in the popup windows Job Run Details Table Updating Device Firmware Managing Firmware Jobs Using the Device Center Using Reports For routers Following table is displayed for the device’s fault summary Viewing the Fault Summary ReportDetails, For more information, see Time Display Viewing Config History Viewing Device HistoryFollowing table is displayed for the device’s history Job Name Job Type Viewing Firmware History Displaying a Client Detail Report Displaying Wireless Client Reports Click Search. a list appears in the left pane Address or nameChose name, names are listed To export the report, click Export. See Exporting a Report, Displaying a Client Statistics Report Displaying a Client Historical Association Report Administration Discover Tasks History Report,Inventory Individual Access Point and Bridge Reports Displaying Current ReportsGroup Reports Displaying a Group Report Individual Switch ReportsIndividual Router Reports Individual Server Reports Fault Summary Report, Displaying an EAP AuthenticationDetailed Report, Displaying a Group Security Report Time the access point’s state last Authentication Report, Fault Summary-Viewing the FaultSummary Report, Report-Displaying an EAP Displaying a Group Ssid Report EAP Authentication Report, Group Policy Report, Vlan Name Name of the Vlan Displaying a Group Vlan Report Column Description Displaying a Per Vlan Client Report Displaying a Group Policy Report Report-SeeDisplaying an AP Ethertype Protocol Filters Report,Report-SeeDisplaying an AP IP Protocol Filters Displaying an AP IP Port Filters Report, Report-See Displaying an AP IP Protocol Filters Report, Displaying an AP Summary Report Current Client Association Report Displaying a Detailed Report Authentication Report are also displayedFrom the Report Name list, select Detailed Report Displayed, one for each interface Unique identifier the client device uses to Column Description Displaying a Current Client Association Report Displaying an EAP Authentication Report From the Report Name list, select EAP Authentication Report Displaying an AP Ethertype Protocol Filters Report Displaying an AP IP Protocol Filters Report From the Report Name list, select AP IP Protocol Filters Displaying an AP IP Port Filters Report Displaying an AP Policy Report From the Report Name list, select AP Policy Report Displaying an AP Ethertype Protocol Filters ReportDisplaying an AP IP Protocol Filters Report, An AP IP Port Filters Report, Displaying an AP Qbss QoS Report 22 AP Qbss QoS Report Unique identifier the client device uses to associate Displaying an AP Ssid ReportVlan identification number Vlan Name Vlan name Policy Report, Displaying an AP Vlan Report 24 AP Vlan Report 25 Per Vlan Client Report From the Report Name list, select Switch Summary Report Displaying a Switch Summary Report Bridge Connected to Switch Report Displaying an AP and Bridge Connected to Switch Report Displaying a Router Summary Report From the Report Name list, select Router Summary Report Displaying an AP and Bridge Connected to Router Report Displaying a Server Summary Report Performance Report RF Utilization, Displaying Trends Displaying a Group Performance Report RF Utilization Group Performance Report Ethernet Utilization,Servers 31 Group Performance Report RF Utilization Displaying a Group Performance Report Ethernet Utilization Displaying a Top N Number of Associations Report Unique identifier the client device usesChannel Number Channel being used Displaying a Top N Percentage Errors Period of time for which you want trending information From the Report Name list, select Top N Percentage Errors Click View. a graph is displayed 36 AP and Bridge Ethernet Transmission Statistics Displaying Trends Displaying an AP and Bridge Performance Graph Displaying an AP and Bridge Performance Tabular View. The right pane refreshes Displaying Top N Busiest ClientsPeriod of list, select the number of days Click View. The report is displayed From the Report Name list, select Top N Busiest Clients Displaying Top N Client Error Rate Displaying a Server Response Time Graph Exporting a Report Emailing a ReportClick View. The following report displays Mailroute by selecting Administration Appliance Configure To cancel the email, click CancelTo send the email immediately, click Send Now Scheduling Email Jobs Report Properties Column Description Viewing Email Job Details Email Properties Column Subject Format BodySchedule Properties Column Description Performing Administrative Tasks Managing Devices Using Discovery and Managing Devices Manage Devices Device Details Pane View Device Management History Specifying Device Credentials Specify Community Strings Select Administration Discover Device Credentials Snmp Community String Guidelines, Variable Description Community String Guidelines Specify the Http Username and Password Managing Device Discovery Overview Discovery Overview Discovery, Set Up Devices, Set Up Access Points and Bridges Set Up DevicesTasks Procedure Importing Devices, Managing Devices, Add New User. The User Specify the Http Username Password,You can use the same Click User Information then click User that you created Task Procedure Set Up Routers and Switches Contact command Set Up AAA ServersLocation command Contact contact command Wlse Enabled? Affect on Display Enable Discovery Options Manage Devices, Set Up Discovery Filters Schedule Discovery Include Rules Exclude Rules Defined? ResultAll devices are discovered Procedure Run Discovery Now Select Administration Discover Discover Run Discovery Now.Specifying Device Credentials, Run Discovery Now Seeds dialog box appears Related Topics About Scheduled Inventories Running InventoriesViewing Inventory and Discovery Task History, Discovery Task History, Immediate Inventory of Selected Devices Immediate Inventory of All Devices Name Type of Job Viewing Inventory and Discovery Task History From a file see Import Devices from a File, Importing Devices Import Devices from a File Import Devices from CiscoWorks2000 Exporting Devices PortportnumberImport Devices from a File, Schedule Discovery, Serveripaddress on portportnumber Type Information Description Adding, Modifying and Deleting AAA Servers Manage Leap ServersTo add, modify or delete a Leap server Text Box Description To add a Leap server Manage Radius Servers Manage EAP-MD5 Servers Managing Groups Overview GroupsOverview Groups, Creating, Editing, and Deleting Groups, System-Defined Groups Add a Group Creating, Editing, and Deleting GroupsUser-Defined Groups Add a Group, Edit a Group, Delete a Group, Naming Guidelines, page A-1 Creating a New Group Copying an Existing Group Box optionalYour new group will be added to the Subgroup Of list Edit a Group, Delete a Group, Overview Groups, Edit a Group Add a Group, Delete a Group, Overview Groups, Delete a Group Overview Groups, Edit a Group, Add a Group, Managing the Appliance Viewing Log File Reports Viewing Wlse Status Log File Content Log Files DisplayedWlse maintains the following log files Restarting the Wireless LAN Solution Engine Managing the SoftwareManaging Device Discovery, Running Inventories, Viewing Software Status To define or redefine the repository, complete the following Defining the Repository Creating a Local Repository Repository source ftp//hostname/pathFind the software you want on the FTP site Creating a Remote Repository Repository add packageCreating a Local Repository, Installing Software Updates Browsing the Repository Viewing Software Update History Installing Software Updates, Managing the Software,Software Update History window displays the following Overview Security Installation Overview Authentication Modules Managing SecurityRadius MS NT Domain Selecting an Authentication Module, Administering Users, Selecting an Authentication Module Managing SSL Https Select Administration Appliance Security SSL HTTPS. The SSLOverview Security, Https dialog box appears # firewall eth0 Disabling or Enabling Telnet and Selecting SSH Viewing the Last 10 Logged-On Users Select Administration Appliance Security Last 10 Logins Backing Up and Restoring Data Specifying the Backup Location Select Administration Appliance Backup and Restore Backup Select Start Settings Control Panel Add/Remove ProgramsClick Test Click OK Backing Up Data Select Administration Appliance Backup and Restore Restore Using Diagnostics Backing Up Data, Specifying the Backup Location,Restoring Data Viewing and Creating a Status Report Viewing and Creating a Self-Test ReportViewing and Creating a Self-Test Report, Viewing Processes, Viewing and Creating a Status Report, Viewing Processes, Viewing ProcessesReport displays the following Processes displayed, see Processes Displayed, Return code represents normal program operation. Any Daemon Information Processes DisplayedProcess Name Description Daemon Information dialog box displays the following Setting Up the Splash Screen Message Setting the Current Time and Date on the WlseSystem Log Select Administration Appliance TIME/NTP/NAME To set the UTC time, use the following CLI commandSpecifying NTP Time Servers Clock set hhmmss month day year Select Administration Appliance Configure Mailroute Specifying Name ServersSpecifying an Smtp Mail Server Using Connectivity Tools Parameter Description Managing System ParametersInventory Performance Attributes Polling Interval Shown in Configure Jobs, Firmware Inventory Performance Attributes PollingJobs, and Reports Scheduled Email Jobs Administering Users Managing RolesModifying Your Profile, Naming Guidelines, page A-1 Managing Users, Add Users Managing UsersUse this option to Add Users, Modify Users, Delete Users, To modify a user Modify Users Wireless LAN Solution Engine -From the online help Level, see the User Guide for the CiscoWorksNaming Guidelines, page A-1 Managing Roles, Select Administration My Profile Change password Use the My Profile tab to change your passwordModifying Your Profile Delete Users Linking to a CiscoWorks2000 Server 78-14947-01 Frequently Asked Questions Frequently Asked Questions Faults, Configure, Firmware, Reports, Administration, Troubleshooting Feature Symptom Probable Cause Possible Solution Faults Configure ConfigureSee Set Up Devices Configure Jobs Http User/Password Administration DiscoverHttp credentials Device Credentials Access point or bridge has Access point or bridgeHave firmware rights Community string on Appliance Status View Selecting AdministrationCheck if the Job Run Detail Job Run Log to identify Enter services stop Select AdministrationEnter services start Credentials Snmp Firmware Firmware JobsFirmware Jobs Create Reports ReportsLog File Click jobvm.log Enter services start to Enter services stop toTime, select Administration Wireless Clients Administration Administration Appliance Enter services stop to stop Discovered in Administration Discover Schedule Discovery orRun Discovery Now. See Managing Admin AuthenticationUser Admin Security Character Description Example Name and Description Allowable Characters Type Rules Command Reference Command Privileges Using the CLIChecking Command Syntax CLI Conventions Help for CLI Commands Command History Feature Command Summary Configures an Ethernet interface Interface section on B-30 Debugs and tests email settings Mail section on page B-34151 Reboots the system Reload section on page B-39 Lists, starts, or stops management Services section on B-46 Wireless LAN Solution Engine’s B-44 Local repositoryConfiguration On page B-50 Reinitializes the database Reinitdb section on B-40 Displays the Wireless LAN Solution Show weberrorlog section Engine’s Web access log On page B-57Engine’s Web error log On page B-58 Displays the Wireless LAN Solution Show websslaccesslog Engine’s Snmp configuration On page B-66 Displays the Wireless LAN Solution Show snmp-server sectionB-66 Displays syslog information Show syslog section on B-67 Configures an snmp agent Snmp-server section on B-71 Command Description ConventionsConfigures Telnet access Telnetenable section on B-73 Telnets to an external host Telnet section on page B-72 Exit Privilege Level 0 CommandsPing Syntax Description Show clock Usage GuidelinesShow clock Show domain-name Related CommandsClock Ntp server Show domain-name Show process Show interfacesShow interfaces Interface Exit paged output and return to the command prompt Displays command output one screen at a time. PressShow version Show version Traceroute Traceroute -m 20 -w 10 cisco.com Ping Auth Privilege Level 15 Commands Backup test BackupBackupconfig Listbackup Restore Show backupconfig Test Backupconfig hostname username password directory BackupconfigNo backupconfig Backup Listbackup Restore Cdp TimerRun Holdtime Set Clock This command sets the date and time Ntp server Show clockClock set 160000 dec 11 Erase config Erase configThis command erases the system configuration Erase config Firewall ExamplesFirewall eth 0-5public private icmp telnet ssh snmp https Hostname GethostbynameGethostbyname host Hostname name No import host hostname ipaddress hosts ImportHost Hosts Install configure URL URL Value default save Install configureDefault No import hosts Install list all full page updates Install listUpdates All Install update package name Install updateFollowing command installs the update EX-2.0 Install update EX-2.0 Interface Default Ip domain-name This command disables the Ethernet 1 interfaceIp domain-name name no ip domain-name name Name Domain name e.g. cisco.com Ip name-server Ip name-serverIp name-server ip-address No ip name-server ip-address Ip-address Name server IP address maximum Listbackup ListbackupIp domain-name Ip name-server Mail Backup Backupconfig Restore Show backupconfigMail to user@host debug User@host Mailcntrl clear Following command clears the WLSE’s email logMailcntrl list Mailcntrl clear log sendqueue userqueue Nslookup MailrouteMailroute hostname ip-address Nslookup dns-name ip-address Ntp server Ntp server ip-address No ntp server ip-addressNslookup hostname No ntp server ip-address This command configures the system to use an NTP serverNtp server ip-address Ntp server Clock ReloadReload Shutdown Repository ReinitdbReinitdb Repository source URL Repository source ftp//209.165.200.224 Repository add Repository delete Repository delete package allPackage Repository list local remote detail Repository listRemote Detail Repository server Following command stops the local repositoryRepository server stop start status Repository list local detail Releated Commands RestoreRestore restore name Backup Backupconfig Listbackup Show backupconfig Services command Services status start stop ServicesRoute Netmask This command starts management services This command stops management servicesThis command shows services status # services status Show anilog page include MatchString1 MatchString2 Show anilogInclude Matchstring1 Show auth-http Show auth-cliShow auth-cli Show auth-http Backup Backupconfig Listbackup Restore Show backupconfigShow backupconfig Show auth-http Show bootlog Show bootlogDisplays command output one screen at a time. Press Exit paged output and return to the command prompt Show cdp run Show cdp neighborReload Clock Show cdp neighbor Show collectorlog This command displays the CDP configurationShow collectorlog page include matchstring1 matchstring2 Show cdp run Show config Show configThis command displays the system configuration Show daemonslog Show daemonslog page include matchstring1 matchstring2Show daemonslog Show dmgtdlog Show dmgtdlog page include matchstring1 matchstring2Show dmgtdlog Show webaccesslog Show webaccesslog page include matchstring1 matchstring2Show webaccesslog Show weberrorlog page include matchstring1 matchstring2 Show weberrorlog Show websslaccesslog page include matchstring1 matchstring2 Show websslaccesslogShow import Show import hosts This command displays the imported host file Show install logsShow install logs short long Show ipchains Show hosts Show hostsShow ipchains eth0 Show hosts Show maillog Show proc commandShow proc Show maillog page include matchstring1 matchstring2 Show repository status access-log Displays command output one screen at a timeAccess-log Show repository Show route This command displays the currently configured routesShow securitylog Show route Show securitylog Show snmp-server This command displays the type of SSH that is enabledShow ssh-version Show snmp-server To display syslog information, use the show syslog command Related CommandThis command displays syslog information Show syslog Telnetenable command Show telnetenable Show telnetenableShow tech Show tech Show telnetenable Following command shows if Telnet is enabled or disabledShow tomcatlog Show tomcatlog page include matchstring1 matchstring2 This command shuts down the system ShutdownShutdown Ssh Snmp-serverCommunity Location Ssh-version Ssh1 Enables SSH Ssh2 Both Enables both SSH 1 and SSH2Telnet Ssh-version ssh1 ssh2 both Telnetenable enable ip-addresses domains disable status TelnetenableEnable Disable Username This command removes the user account Maintenance Image CommandsUsername user1 password password1 privilege No username user1 Following command checks and repairs the filesystem To check and repair the filesystem, use the fsck commandFsck Fsck See wireless bridge See also EAP-MD5 server , Leap server , and RadiusGL-1 Lower-layer protocol to treat its messages Need themGL-2 See also AAA Group of related faultsServers to transfer files, such as text and graphic files Secure Http with SSL secure socket layer. See also SSL May still be used in older wireless networks Media Interface Connector. Fddi de facto standard connectorSee also AAA and WEP keys GL-4 GL-5 Reflects their transmission quality and service availability Including passwords Up to 32 characters longGL-6 GL-7 Called Greenwich Mean Time GMT and Zulu time Configured as an access point WEP keysGL-8 IN-1 Numerics IN-2 IN-3 IN-4 CLI IN-5 IN-6 CLI B-2 IN-7 IN-8 IN-9 IN-10 GUI IN-11 IN-12 IN-13 IN-14 IN-15 IN-16 IN-17 SSL IN-18 IN-19 IN-20