Cisco Nexus 5500 Series Configuration Manual page 158

Index
MOTD banner
96
configuring 96
MOTD banners
94, 104
default settings 104
description
94
P
passwords
21, 22
administrator
21
setting administrator default
POAP
31, 32, 33, 35, 38, 39, 40
configuration script
32
DHCP discovery phase
guidelines and limitations
post-installation reload phase
process
33
setting up the network environment
using to configure a switch
Power On Auto Provisioning
power up phase 35
provisioning devices
35
POAP process 35
power up phase
PowerOn Auto Provisioning
See also POAP
script execution phase
See also POAP
privileged EXEC mode
48
summary
48
prompts, See confirmation prompts
provisioning devices
31, 32, 33, 35, 37, 38
POAP process 33, 35, 37, 38
DHCP phase
35
post-installation reload phase
script execution phase
using POAP
31, 32
R
regular expressions
62, 63
anchoring
63
filtering CLI output
62
multiple-character patterns
special characters 62
running configuration
41, 103, 136
displaying
41, 103, 136
running configurations
124, 126, 129, 131, 132, 133, 136, 137
copying from external memory devices
copying to internal file systems
downloading from remote servers
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39
38
40
40
35
35
37
37
38
37
62
129
131
126
running configurations (continued)
example backup 136
example copy
136
example roll back 137
removing configuration for missing modules
rolling back to previous configurations
saving to startup configurations
S
scripts, See command scripts
searching
63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68
--More-- prompt
68
diff utility
65
egrep utility
66
grep utility 66
keywords
64
less utility 67
sed utility
67
show command output
sed utility 67
filtering show command output
searching show command output
shortcuts
49
keystrokes
49
show command output 121
redirecting, example
121
show commands 63
filtering output
63
searching output
63
sort utility 67
description
67
special characters 49
description
49
sscp
64
redirecting show command output
standby supervisor modules
accessing directories, examples
accessing file systems
startup configuration
41, 103, 134, 136
displaying
41, 103, 136
erasing
134
startup configurations 124, 127, 130, 131, 132, 136, 137
copying from external memory devices
copying from running configurations
copying to internal file systems
downloading from remote servers
example backup 136
example copy
136
example roll back
137
rolling back to previous configurations
133
132
124
63
67
67
64
110, 118
118
110
130
124
131
127
132
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