About The Cisco Command Language - Black Box LRA001A-R2 User Manual

D.3.1 A C
BOUT THE ISCO
The Cisco command language has several different modes:
• non-privileged user mode
• privilegedusermode
• global configure mode
• configure interface mode
• configure line mode
Table D-1. Cisco Command Language Modes and Their Uses.
mode
non-privileged
user
privileged user
global configure
configure interface bing(config-if)#
configure line
*bing is the name assigned to the Cisco router.
Also refer to Cisco's technical documentation.
ASYNC ROUTER AR-P, AR-5, AND SYNC ROUTER USER'S MANUAL
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OMMAND ANGUAGE
prompt* how to enter mode
bing> default mode
bing# From non-privileged
user mode, enter the
enable command.
bing(config)# From privileged user
mode, enter the
configure command,
then select terminal
as the source of
configuration
commands.
From global
configure mode, enter
interface type
number
bing(config-line)# From any configure
mode, enter line
number
Notes
Very few commands are legal—
most are variations of the show
command. Type ? for a list of valid
commands.
Type ? for a list of valid commands.
There is no help available.
Configuration statements
entered will be checked for
syntax and held until you are
finished with configuration mode
(by entering CTRL+Z).
There is no help available.
Configuration statements entered
will be checked for syntax and held until
you are finished with configuration mode
(by entering CTRL+Z).
There is no help available.
Configuration statements entered
will be checked for syntax and held until
you are finished with configuration mode
(by entering CTRL+Z).
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