System Utility And Clear Commands - D-Link 5000 Series Cli Reference Manual

Layer 2/3 managed 10g/25g/40g/100g data center switches
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5000 Series Layer 2/3 Managed Data Center Switch CLI Reference Guide
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Display Parameters
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Address
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Port
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Email Alert Username
Email Alert Password

System Utility and Clear Commands

In this section, the commands used to help troubleshoot issues with connectivity and to restore the
factory defaults of various configurations are described.
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clear config
This command is used to reset the configuration of the switch back to that included in the factory-defaults
configuration file, if that file is present, without the switch being powered off. In the event that the factory-
defaults configuration file is not present, then the application of D-LINK OS compile time defaults to the
switch occurs instead. When this command is issued, a prompt appears asking for confirmation that the
reset should proceed. If the user enters y at the prompt, then the current configuration of the switch will
automatically be reset to the default values. Entering y does not, however, reset the switch itself.
clear config
Parameters
None
Default
The default is None.
Command Mode
Privileged EXEC
Indicates the number of SMTP servers that are configured on the switch.
Indicates the IPv4 address or DNS hostname for the configured SMTP
server.
Indicates the TCP port used by the switch to send email to the SMTP
server.
Indicates the security protocol (TLS or none) used by the switch to
perform authentication with the SMTP server.
Indicates the username used by the switch to perform authentication
with the SMTP server.
Indicates the password used by the switch to perform authentication
with the SMTP server.
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