
C H A P T E R 6 | CLI Command Summary |
Command | Description | |
more | This paging command allows you to set scrolling of the output | |
NOTE: If information is | display to one page at a time or to continuous display. | |
Syntax: | ||
greater than 500,000 bytes, | ||
config cli more [enable disable] | ||
the display is automated to | ||
where: | ||
display one page at a time. | ||
enable allows you to scroll one page at a time. | ||
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| disable results in continuous scrolling. | |
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port | Specifies the Telnet port on which the CLI runs. | |
| Syntax: | |
| config CLI port <port> | |
| where: | |
| port is a valid port. Valid ports are port 23 or any port between | |
| 1024 and 65535. The default is port 23. | |
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prompt | Changes the root level prompt. | |
| Syntax: | |
| config cli prompt <prompt> | |
| where: | |
| prompt is the new prompt name. The default prompt is an | |
| abbreviation of the product’s name, e.g., “Intel_7190.” The | |
| default prompt can be restored by entering ““ as the prompt | |
| name. | |
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config cli screenlines
Specifies the number of lines in the output display. Syntax:
config CLI screenlines <nlines>
where:
nlines is the number of output lines (8 to 64). The default number of screenlines is 25.
If ‘nlines’ does not match the lines in the screen, output is not displayed properly.
Config CLI Commands
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