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Media Flow Manager Administrator's Guide
specified file, and change the active file to that one. If no-switch is specified after to, the
active configuration file is not changed to the named file after the save.
If downloading configuration files from another system running the management
Note!
system, they can be found in the /config/db directory. So an example command line to fetch
the initial configuration database would be:
configuration fetch scp://admin:password@hostname/config/db/initial
write [memory] [terminal]
These commands preform the same functions as the as configuration write commands;
included for ease-of-use. Notes:
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write memory
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write terminal
show configuration
files [<filename>]
full
running [full]
text files
List the CLI commands needed to bring the state of a fresh system up to match the current
persistent (saved) state of this system. A short header is included, containing the name and
version number of the configuration, in a comment. Arguments:
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files
storage. If filename is specified, display the commands to recreate the configuration in
that file; only non-default commands are shown.
•
—Same as show configuration but includes commands that set default values.
full
•
running
configuration, rather than the active saved configuration.
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text files
Commands that would set something to its default are not included—so this command
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on a fresh configuration produces no output, except the header.
This does not include changes that have been made but not yet written to persistent
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storage.
show running-config
show running-config [full]
The show running-config commands perform the same functions as the show
configuration commands and are included for ease-of-use.
configuration text
Manage text-based configuration files (lists of CLI commands). These files are stored in /
config/text on the appliance. Note that not all configuration is included in the show
configuration output, so a text configuration file generated and re-applied later may not fully
recreate the same configuration.
—Same as configuration write.
—Same as show running-config (described below).
—If no filename is specified, display a list of configuration files in persistent
—Same as show configuration except that it applies to the currently running
—Display text-based configuration files.
CHAPTER 5 CLI Commands
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