Cisco Systems 78-11424-03 manual Configuring User Terminal Parameters

Chapter 2 Configuring User Profiles and CSS Parameters

Configuring User Profiles

For example:

#show profile

@prompt CSS11150 @no expert

alias all reboot "@configure;boot;rebo" alias all shutdown "@configure;boot;shutd"

alias all logon "@configure;logging line \${LINE};exit" alias all logoff "@configure;no logging line \${LINE};exit" alias all aca-load "@script play service-load"

alias all dnslookup "@script play dnslookup"

alias super save_config "copy running-config startup-config;archive startup-config"

alias super setup "script play setup" alias super upgrade "script play upgrade" alias super monitor "script play monitor"

alias super save_profile "copy profile user-profile;archive script admin-profile

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set CHECK_STARTUP_ERRORS "1" session

This section contains information on:

•Configuring User Terminal Parameters

•Using Expert Mode

•Changing the CLI Prompt

•Modifying the History Buffer

•Copying and Saving User Profiles

Configuring User Terminal Parameters

To configure terminal parameters, use the terminal command. These parameters control output to the system terminal screen. Terminal parameters are user-specific; that is, they apply uniquely to each CSS user.

Use the copy profile user-profilecommand to add terminal command parameters to your user profile so that the parameters are used each time you log in. Otherwise you must reenter the commands for the parameters to take effect each time you log in.

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