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Cisco Befehle

Cisco Grundbefehle

  nach der IP-Adresse können noch folgende Parameter eingegeben werden:
  size x || Größe des versanden Datenpackets (36-18024)
  repart x || Anzahl der versanden Pings (defalult:5)
  source x || Sourchinterface das für den Ping verwendet wird (x= Interfacename oder IP-Adresse)
x/x.x = das ATM-Subinterface  
y = VCI  
z = VPI

Befehlsvariationen

show run | include snmp

sh ru | inc snmp

Here is another useful command, but you have to think about what you are doing. I use this to see what snmp info is configured on a switch. However, it will only show lines that include snmp in them.


show run | begin ntp

sh ru | beg ntp

Here is another handy shortcut I use a lot. The other day I was setting up ntp on a network. I wanted to see what ntp info was configured and since I knew ntp was at the end of the config, it made sense that I could start showing the config at the start of the ntp statements.


prompt>conf t

enable#do sh run int gig 1/1

Dieser Beehl zeigt die Config des interface gigabit 1/1 ohne aus dem configurationsmodus raus zu gehen.