Chapter 16 Working With Configuration Files

Filtering the Current Configuration Output

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sensor(config-tru)# exit sensor(config)# exit sensor#

Step 17 Display the current configuration for the web server submode.

sensor# configure terminal sensor(config)# service web-server sensor(config-web)#show settings

enable-tls: true <defaulted>

port: 443 <defaulted>

server-id: HTTP/1.1 compliant <defaulted> sensor(config-web)# exit

sensor(config)# exit sensor#

Filtering the Current Configuration Output

Use the more keyword [begin exclude include] regular-expressioncommand to search the output of the more command.

The following options apply:

•keyword—Specifies either the current-config or the backup-config:

–current-config—Specifies the current running configuration. This configuration becomes persistent as the commands are entered.

–backup-config—Specifies the storage location for the configuration backup file.

•—The pipe symbol indicates that an output processing specification follows.

•begin—Begins unfiltered output of the more command with the first line that contains the regular expression specified.

•exclude—Excludes lines in the output of the more command that contain a particular regular expression.

•include—Includes only the lines in the output of the more command that contain the regular expression you specify.

•regular-expression—Specifies any regular expression found in the more command output.

Note The regular-expressionoption is case sensitive and allows for complex matching requirements.

 

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IPS4510K9 specifications

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