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CHAPTER 5 CLI Commands
Notes:
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fetch
"Command Arguments Key" on page 95
Options for the fetched file :
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filename <filename>
the same name as it had on the server. All apply options, described below, except
discard, are available for fetched and named text files.
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apply
you have additional options:
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file <filename>
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apply
commands execute as the present user, lack of required privilege could cause some
to fail. Note also that the configuration is not reset before executing the commands, so
the resulting configuration, overlaid on top of the running configuration, may be more
than what is in the configuration text file.
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delete
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rename <filename>
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upload
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generate
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active running
configuration running).
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active saved
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file
Once the text file is generated, you have these options:
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configure
Enter configuration mode from Enable mode.
configure terminal
From enable enter configure terminal to go to Configuration mode. Use exit to go from
Configuration mode to Enable mode; disable to go from Enable mode to Standard mode.
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configure
—Download a text-based configuration file from the specified remote host; see the
—If you opt to apply the fetched configuration text file to the running system,
—Once the configuration text file is applied, discard it; cannot follow
discard
fetch <URL_or_SCP> filename <filename> apply.
—If any of the commands in the text file fail, continue applying
fail-continue
the rest of the commands.
—Dispaly all commands being executed and their output instead of just
verbose
those that get errors.
—Manage stored text-based configuration files:
—Execute the commands in the specified configuration text file. Note that the
—If any of the commands in the text file fail, continue applying
fail-continue
the rest of the commands.
—Display all commands being executed and their output instead of just
verbose
those that get errors.
—Delete the specified configuration text file.
—Rename the specified configuration text file.
—Upload the specified configuration text file to the specified remote host.
—Generate a new configuration text file from this system, based on either:
—The current active, running configuration (as in show
—The current active saved configuration (as in show configuration)
—An inactive, saved, configuration file (as in show configuration files).
—Save the newly generated text file to the specified filename.
save
—Upload the newly generated text file to the specified location.
upload
for the scp URL format and requirements.
—Name the fetched file; if no filename is specified, it is given
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