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admin-state
Sets the administrative state of an object.
Syntax
admin-state {enabled | disabled}
Parameters
enabled
disabled
Guidelines
The admin-state command sets the administrative state of an object.
Administrative states are not equivalent to operational states. When an object has
an administrative state of enabled, its operational state might be up, down, or
pending. However, when an object has an administrative state of disabled, its
operational state is always down.
Examples
v Disables the object.
alias
Creates a command macro.
Syntax
alias alias command
no alias alias
Parameters
alias
command
Table 3. Common configuration commands and their general purpose (continued)
Command
Purpose
1
The command is also available after initial log in, which is before you explicitly enter
a configuration mode. To determine whether these commands are available to a
specific user-type class after an initial login, refer to Table 2 on page 1.
2
The output from the command differs when invoked after initial log in and when
invoked while in a configuration mode.
(Default) Places an object in the enabled (active) state
Places an object in the disabled (inactive) state
# admin-state disable
#
Specifies the name of the object.
The name can contain a maximum of 32 characters. For restrictions, refer to
"Object name conventions" on page xxiv.
Specifies a sequence of commands and arguments.
Chapter 1. Initial login and common commands
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