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| \t\n | "\\t\\n" | \t\n |
| abc\def | "abc\\def" | abc\def |
| abc?def (Press the [Ctrl]+[v] | "abc?def" | abc?def |
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| abc"def | abc\"def | abc"def |
| "abc" | abc | Abc |
| "abc{}=#!" | "abc[]=#!" | abc[]=#! |
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| "\"" | "\"" | " |
| "\t\n" | "\t\n" | <tab><line feed> |
| "abc\def" | abcdef | abcdef |
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| "abc def" | "abc def" | abc def |
| " abc" | " abc" | abc |
| "abc " | "abc " | abc |
8.1.6Operation command operations
The operation commands can be executed in the following two command modes:
• user exec
This mode is intended for general users. A limited set of commands is available, such as the command that displays network information.
• enabled exec
This mode is intended for SEs and system administrators. All commands are available.
The session for a remote console is terminated when the quit command is executed in
A transition to a command mode with a lower privilege than that in
Example:
After login to enabled exec, a transition to user exec is not permitted.