Cisco Nexus 9000 Series Configuration Manual page 65

Understanding the Command-Line Interface
Keystrokes
Right arrow key
Left arrow key
?
Tab
Description
Moves your cursor through the command string, either
forward or backward, allowing you to edit the current
command.
Displays a list of available commands.
Completes the word for you after you enter the first
characters of the word and then press the Tab key.
All options that match are presented.
Use tabs to complete the following items:
Example:
switch(config)# xm<Tab>
switch(config)# xml<Tab>
switch(config)# xml server
Example:
switch(config)# c<Tab>
callhome
cdp
switch(config)# cl<Tab>
class-map
switch(config)# cla<Tab>
switch(config)# class-map
Example:
switch# cd bootflash:<Tab>
bootflash:///
bootflash://sup-1/
bootflash://sup-active/
bootflash://sup-local/
bootflash://module-27/
bootflash://module-28/
Example:
switch# cd bootflash://mo<Tab>
bootflash://module-27/ bootflash://module-28/
switch# cd bootflash://module-2
Note
Cisco Nexus 9000 Series NX-OS Fundamentals Configuration Guide, Release 7.x
Keystroke Shortcuts
• Command names
• Scheme names in the file system
• Server names in the file system
• Filenames in the file system
class-map clock
cli control-plane
cli clock
You cannot access remote machines using
the cd command. If you are on slot 27 and
enter the cd bootflash://module-28
command, the following message appears:
"Changing directory to a non-local server is
not allowed."
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