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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Com Corporation
  • Page 3 – Table of Contents
  • Page 4 – Chapter 1 CLI Configuration Commands; CLI Configuration Commands; Syntax
  • Page 6 – Example; password; View; level
  • Page 7 – simple; Description; super password
  • Page 9 – Chapter 1 Login Commands
  • Page 10 – undo auto-execute command; undo auto-execute command
  • Page 11 – type number
  • Page 12 – type
  • Page 17 – The following gives an example of this way.; Option 1: Enter the banner in the same line as the command.
  • Page 18 – value
  • Page 19 – idle-timeout minutes
  • Page 22 – seconds
  • Page 24 – undo; number | type number
  • Page 26 – ping
  • Page 28 – shell
  • Page 30 – string
  • Page 31 – hostname
  • Page 32 – undo user privilege level; user privilege level
  • Page 33 – available commands, as listed in the following.
  • Page 34 – Chapter 2 Commands for User Control; Commands for Controlling Logging in Users
  • Page 36 – authentication; undo snmp-agent group
  • Page 38 – Use the
  • Page 40 – Chapter 1 Configuration File Management; Configuration File Management Commands; configuration
  • Page 41 – exclude; Character
  • Page 42 – display current-configuration
  • Page 44 – # View configuration information of all the VLANs.
  • Page 45 – # View configuration information beginning with “user”.
  • Page 48 – # Display the running configuration parameters in system view.; Any view; Parameter; None; display startup; command to display the configuration file names used for
  • Page 51 – startup; cfgfile; startup saved-configuration
  • Page 53 – Chapter 1 VLAN Configuration Commands; VLAN Configuration Commands; pps; ratio
  • Page 55 – vlan
  • Page 57 – display vlan; interface Vlan-interface
  • Page 61 – to; vlan to
  • Page 62 – System view
  • Page 63 – Port-Based VLAN Configuration Commands
  • Page 64 – Com Switch 7750 Command Reference; Protocol-Based VLAN Configuration Commands
  • Page 65 – display protocol-vlan slot
  • Page 70 – all; display protocol-vlan vlan
  • Page 73 – Chapter 1 Voice VLAN Configuration Commands; Voice VLAN Configuration Commands; display voice vlan oui; display voice vlan status
  • Page 75 – : Voice VLAN ID in the range of 1 to 4094.; command to display the automatic/manual ports in the current; voice vlan
  • Page 78 – oui
  • Page 82 – Chapter 2 isolate-user-VLAN Configuration; Com Switch 7750 Command Reference Guide
  • Page 83 – secondary
  • Page 85 – Multiple isolate-user-VLANs can be configured for a switch.
  • Page 86 – Chapter 3 Super VLAN Configuration Commands; Super VLAN Configuration Commands; groupNo; display supervlan
  • Page 87 – command to view the mapping relationship between Super; supervlan
  • Page 93 – Chapter 1 IP Address Configuration Commands; IP Address Configuration Commands; display ip interface; Port Basic Configuration Command Manual; brief; display ip interface
  • Page 94 – Field
  • Page 95 – mask
  • Page 97 – Chapter 2 IP Performance Configuration; IP Performance Configuration Commands; multiple rules. The following table describes the combinations.
  • Page 98 – display fib
  • Page 99 – display icmp statistics
  • Page 100 – display ip socket
  • Page 107 – display udp statistics
  • Page 114 – Chapter 3 IPX Configuration Commands; IPX Configuration Commands; display ipx interface
  • Page 116 – network
  • Page 118 – name
  • Page 120 – display ipx statistics
  • Page 121 – Description on the fields of the display ipx statistics command; bad
  • Page 125 – bytes
  • Page 126 – multiplier
  • Page 127 – undo ipx rip timer update; ipx rip timer update; paths
  • Page 130 – ipx sap disable
  • Page 132 – length; ipx sap mtu; undo ipx sap mtu
  • Page 135 – ipx service
  • Page 136 – undo ipx split-horizon; undo ipx tick; ticks; ipx tick
  • Page 140 – Chapter 1 GVRP Configuration Commands; GARP Configuration Commands
  • Page 143 – Join
  • Page 145 – GVRP Configuration Commands
  • Page 148 – display gvrp statistics
  • Page 150 – Chapter 1 Q-in-Q Configuration Commands; display port vlan-vpn
  • Page 151 – remark; Ethernet port view
  • Page 152 – undo vlan-vpn priority; command to restore the default configuration.
  • Page 153 – Chapter 2 Selective Q-in-Q Configuration
  • Page 155 – command is removed at the same time.
  • Page 156 – Chapter 3 Shared-VLAN Configuration Commands; mainboard
  • Page 157 – shared-vlan mainboard
  • Page 158 – undo shared-vlan slot; command to remove the configuration.
  • Page 160 – Chapter 1 Port Basic Configuration Commands; Port Basic Configuration Commands
  • Page 161 – copy configuration source; destination
  • Page 162 – copy configuration; command to copy the configuration on a port to some; copy; command will not take effect on the port. If you want an; description
  • Page 165 – display interface; command to display port configuration.
  • Page 167 – information of an interface.
  • Page 169 – display port
  • Page 172 – undo flow-control disable; interval
  • Page 176 – loopback-detection enable; time; display loopback-detection
  • Page 180 – kbps; multicast-suppression
  • Page 184 – undo port monitor last; port monitor last
  • Page 187 – port trunk pvid vlan; reset counters interface
  • Page 190 – bandwidth
  • Page 191 – undo unicast-suppression
  • Page 195 – Chapter 1 Link Aggregation Configuration; Link Aggregation Configuration Commands
  • Page 196 – display link-aggregation interface
  • Page 197 – display link-aggregation summary
  • Page 198 – display link-aggregation verbose
  • Page 206 – reset lacp statistics
  • Page 208 – Chapter 1 Port Isolation Configuration Commands; Port Isolation Configuration Commands; description text; undo description
  • Page 210 – port isolate group-id; undo port isolate
  • Page 213 – Chapter 1 Port Security Commands; Port Security Commands; display; display port-security
  • Page 215 – port-security enable; undo port-security enable
  • Page 217 – disableport-temporarily; intrusion-mode blockmac
  • Page 219 – ntkonly
  • Page 221 – index
  • Page 222 – mode
  • Page 223 – Description of port security modes
  • Page 224 – Security
  • Page 225 – userlogin; timer; timer; port-security timer disableport
  • Page 227 – undo port-security trap
  • Page 228 – Chapter 2 Port Binding Commands; Port Binding Commands
  • Page 230 – display am user-bind
  • Page 232 – Chapter 1 DLDP Configuration Commands; DLDP Configuration Commands; display dldp; command to display the configuration information, status
  • Page 235 – Integer
  • Page 238 – enhance
  • Page 240 – Chapter 1 MAC Address Table Configuration; Reference Guide; MAC Address Table Configuration Commands
  • Page 242 – mac
  • Page 243 – address interface interface
  • Page 245 – mac-address learning synchronization
  • Page 246 – count
  • Page 247 – undo mac-address timer aging; aging age; undo mac-address timer
  • Page 248 – network devices in time.; # Set the aging time for MAC address entries to 500 seconds.
  • Page 251 – Chapter 1 MSTP Configuration Commands; MSTP Configuration Commands; active; active region-configuration
  • Page 252 – check region-configuration
  • Page 254 – reset stp; display stp
  • Page 257 – instance
  • Page 260 – stp mode; undo stp; undo stp bpdu-protection
  • Page 261 – bridgenum; undo stp bridge-diameter
  • Page 263 – then enable it globally.; cost
  • Page 265 – stp edged-port disable; stp interface
  • Page 267 – undo stp interface config-digest-snooping
  • Page 270 – disable; stp interface edged-port enable; stp interface interface-list loop-protection
  • Page 273 – The rapid transition feature is disabled on any port by default.; auto; argument in the form of
  • Page 275 – priority; stp interface port priority
  • Page 277 – stp interface interface-list transmit-limit packetnum; stp interface transmit-limit; packetnum
  • Page 278 – undo stp loop-protection
  • Page 279 – hops
  • Page 284 – slightly less than that when the port operates in half-duplex mode.
  • Page 289 – spanning tree computing results.
  • Page 290 – stp root secondary
  • Page 292 – stp timer forward-delay
  • Page 295 – number
  • Page 296 – stp transmit-limit packetnum; undo stp transmit-limit
  • Page 305 – Chapter 1 Static Route Configuration Commands; Routing Table Monitoring Commands; display ip routing-table
  • Page 307 – Description on the fields of the; display ip routing-table acl; command; Destination Destination address
  • Page 310 – For detailed description of the output information, see Table 1-1.
  • Page 311 – mask1; verbose
  • Page 313 – protocol; inactive
  • Page 315 – display ip routing-table radix; command to display the route information in a
  • Page 316 – deleted
  • Page 318 – display ip routing-table verbose
  • Page 319 – Static Route Configuration Commands
  • Page 322 – Chapter 2 RIP Configuration Commands; RIP Configuration Commands; checkzero
  • Page 324 – display rip; display rip routing
  • Page 331 – rip work
  • Page 333 – rip
  • Page 342 – timers
  • Page 344 – Chapter 3 OSPF Configuration Commands; OSPF Configuration Commands; advertise
  • Page 345 – area
  • Page 346 – tag
  • Page 351 – default type
  • Page 353 – always
  • Page 355 – display ospf asbr-summary
  • Page 357 – display ospf
  • Page 358 – display ospf cumulative
  • Page 360 – display ospf error
  • Page 363 – display ospf interface; command to display the OSPF interface information.; # Display the OSPF interface information of Vlan-interface1.; # Display the detailed information about the OSPF interface.
  • Page 366 – display ospf lsdb
  • Page 370 – display ospf request-queue
  • Page 374 – display ospf vlink
  • Page 379 – nssa
  • Page 380 – ospf
  • Page 382 – undo ospf cost; ospf cost
  • Page 383 – undo ospf dr-priority
  • Page 384 – undo ospf mtu-enable
  • Page 386 – peer; undo ospf timer dead; ospf timer dead
  • Page 389 – ospf timer retransmit; undo ospf timer retransmit; undo ospf trans-delay
  • Page 394 – router id
  • Page 397 – stub
  • Page 399 – key
  • Page 400 – Chapter 4 Integrated IS-IS Configuration; Integrated IS-IS Configuration Commands
  • Page 402 – compatible
  • Page 403 – apply isis
  • Page 404 – : Displays the detailed information about the interface.
  • Page 407 – ip; display isis route; command to display the IS-IS routing information.; # Display the output information of the; display isis ip route
  • Page 411 – import; undo filter-policy import
  • Page 414 – acl; : ACL number in the range of 2000 to 3999. It can be either basic ACLs or; isis
  • Page 417 – undo isis circuit-level
  • Page 420 – undo isis enable
  • Page 421 – isis timer csnp
  • Page 422 – isis timer hello
  • Page 423 – undo isis timer holding-multiplier; isis timer holding-multiplier
  • Page 425 – isis timer retransmit
  • Page 428 – undo preference
  • Page 430 – reset isis peer
  • Page 433 – summary
  • Page 434 – second
  • Page 435 – undo timer lsp-refresh; to resume the default configuration.
  • Page 436 – timer spf
  • Page 437 – Chapter 5 BGP Configuration Commands; BGP Configuration Commands; aggregate; BGP view
  • Page 439 – num
  • Page 440 – undo balance
  • Page 441 – confederation id
  • Page 444 – ceiling
  • Page 446 – display bgp; multicast; : Name of a peer group, a string of 1 to 47 alphanumeric characters.; display bgp group; command to view the information of peer groups.
  • Page 451 – display bgp routing-table
  • Page 454 – display bgp routing-table cidr; command to view the routing information; : Specifies not to export a route to the outside of the local AS or
  • Page 455 – display bgp routing-table community
  • Page 456 – display bgp routing-table dampened; command to display BGP dampened
  • Page 470 – peer connect-interface
  • Page 482 – undo peer
  • Page 485 – reflector cluster-id
  • Page 488 – dampening
  • Page 491 – # Cancel the synchronization of BGP and IGP.
  • Page 492 – Chapter 6 IP Routing Policy Configuration; IP Routing Policy Configuration Commands
  • Page 494 – undo apply cost; apply cost
  • Page 497 – Route policy view
  • Page 499 – apply; display ip ip-prefix
  • Page 500 – display route-policy
  • Page 502 – undo if-match community
  • Page 504 – undo if-match interface
  • Page 508 – network len
  • Page 509 – permit
  • Page 511 – apply local-preference
  • Page 512 – Chapter 7 Route Capacity Configuration; Route Capacity Configuration Commands; display memory
  • Page 513 – display memory limit
  • Page 514 – memory auto-establish disable
  • Page 516 – safety
  • Page 521 – Chapter 1 IGMP Snooping Configuration; IGMP Snooping Configuration Commands; display igmp-snooping configuration
  • Page 522 – display igmp-snooping group; command to display information about the IP; # Display information about the multicast groups under VLAN 2.
  • Page 523 – display igmp-snooping statistics
  • Page 526 – limit
  • Page 530 – igmp
  • Page 534 – reset igmp-snooping statistics
  • Page 536 – Chapter 2 Common IP Multicast Configuration; Common IP Multicast Configuration Commands; display mpm forwarding-table; display mpm forwarding; command to display the information about; display multicast forwarding
  • Page 537 – display mpm group
  • Page 539 – Multicast groups in VLAN 1200
  • Page 544 – multicast load-sharing enable
  • Page 553 – Chapter 3 Multicast MAC Address Entry; Multicast MAC Address Entry Configuration Commands
  • Page 554 – port command
  • Page 555 – Chapter 4 IGMP Configuration Commands; IGMP Configuration Commands; display igmp group
  • Page 556 – display igmp interface
  • Page 557 – igmp enable
  • Page 563 – undo igmp lastmember-queryinterval; igmp lastmember-queryinterval; igmp lastmember-queryinterval
  • Page 566 – igmp report-aggregation
  • Page 567 – undo igmp robust-count
  • Page 569 – undo igmp timer query; igmp timer query
  • Page 571 – reset igmp group; command to delete an existing IGMP group from the VLAN; # Delete all IGMP groups on all the VLAN interfaces.
  • Page 572 – Chapter 5 PIM Configuration Commands; PIM Configuration Commands
  • Page 573 – source
  • Page 574 – pim sm
  • Page 576 – be considered as matched.
  • Page 577 – display pim interface
  • Page 580 – display routing-table
  • Page 581 – pim
  • Page 583 – VLAN interface view; pim dm
  • Page 584 – undo pim neighbor-limit
  • Page 587 – undo register-policy; PIM view; command to remove the configured packet filtering.; infinity
  • Page 590 – reset pim routing-table
  • Page 594 – Chapter 1 802.1x Configuration Commands
  • Page 595 – display dot1x; CHAP authentication is enabled CHAP authentication is enabled.
  • Page 601 – undo dot1x guest-vlan
  • Page 605 – undo dot1x quiet-period; undo dot1x
  • Page 609 – logoff
  • Page 610 – Or
  • Page 611 – dot1x timer; : Handshake period timer, triggered when the user has successfully; dot1x retry; command) of retries, the switch still has not received any response
  • Page 614 – reset dot1x
  • Page 615 – Chapter 2 HABP Configuration Commands; HABP Configuration Commands; display habp; display habp
  • Page 619 – undo habp timer; habp timer
  • Page 622 – Configuration Commands; AAA Configuration Commands
  • Page 631 – For the switch, each access user belongs to an ISP domain.; minute flow; ISP domain view; minute
  • Page 632 – domain; Local user view; command to set the priority level of the user.; undo level; command to restore the default priority level of the user.
  • Page 634 – limit interval
  • Page 639 – radius scheme
  • Page 640 – is a string of up to 64
  • Page 642 – ISP domain name; integer; : Sets the VLAN assignment mode to integer.; : Sets the VLAN assignment mode to string.
  • Page 643 – Server type
  • Page 644 – # Set the VLAN assignment mode to string.; RADIUS Configuration Commands; RADIUS scheme view; times
  • Page 645 – undo accounting-on enable
  • Page 648 – display local-server statistics; command to display the statistics about all; display radius
  • Page 650 – display radius statistics
  • Page 651 – command to display the statistics about RADIUS; # Display the statistics about RADIUS packets.
  • Page 652 – retry stop-accounting
  • Page 654 – key authentication
  • Page 655 – radius
  • Page 656 – primary accounting
  • Page 662 – retry
  • Page 663 – retry realtime-accounting
  • Page 671 – minutes
  • Page 675 – HWTACACS Configuration Commands; data; display hwtacacs
  • Page 676 – statistics
  • Page 680 – authorization
  • Page 681 – undo primary accounting; port
  • Page 682 – undo primary authentication; primary authentication
  • Page 687 – undo secondary authentication; secondary authentication
  • Page 689 – hwtacacs scheme
  • Page 691 – timer realtime-accounting
  • Page 692 – undo timer response-timeout; timer response-timeout
  • Page 693 – : Specifies to send the username with a domain name to the TACACS
  • Page 694 – Chapter 2 EAD Configuration Commands; EAD Configuration Commands
  • Page 697 – Chapter 1 VRRP Configuration Commands; VRRP Configuration Commands
  • Page 699 – reset vrrp
  • Page 701 – vrrp method
  • Page 702 – undo vrrp ping-enable
  • Page 703 – vrrp vrid preempt-mode
  • Page 706 – : VRRP backup group ID ranging form 1 to 255.; vrrp vrid track; command to set a VLAN interface/Ethernet port to be tracked.; command to disable a VLAN interface/Ethernet port from
  • Page 707 – vrrp vrid; undo vrrp vrid virtual-ip
  • Page 709 – Chapter 2 HA Configuration Commands; HA Configuration Commands; display switchover state
  • Page 711 – slave switchover
  • Page 714 – Chapter 1 ARP Configuration Commands; ARP Configuration Commands; arp check enable
  • Page 722 – arp static; display arp
  • Page 723 – display arp interface
  • Page 724 – Port
  • Page 725 – display arp source-suppression; command to display the ARP source; display arp vlan
  • Page 726 – display arp timer aging
  • Page 731 – Chapter 1 DHCP Server Configuration Commands; DHCP Server Configuration Commands
  • Page 741 – code
  • Page 746 – display dhcp server free-ip
  • Page 748 – display dhcp server statistics
  • Page 751 – display dhcp server tree
  • Page 752 – option Customized
  • Page 757 – dhcp server netbios-type; undo network
  • Page 761 – reset dhcp server statistics
  • Page 764 – Chapter 2 DHCP Relay Configuration Commands; DHCP Relay Configuration Commands; address-check enable
  • Page 766 – dhcp relay information enable
  • Page 772 – interface vlan-interface; # Display information about DHCP server group 0.
  • Page 774 – display dhcp-server interface Vlan-interface; dhcp server
  • Page 775 – # Clear the statistics information of DHCP server group 2.
  • Page 776 – Chapter 3 DHCP Snooping Configuration; DHCP Snooping Configuration Commands
  • Page 777 – undo dhcp-snooping trust
  • Page 778 – dhcp-snooping information enable; display dhcp-snooping
  • Page 779 – display dhcp-snooping trust; display dhcp-snooping vlan
  • Page 782 – Chapter 1 ACL Commands; ACL Configuration Commands; : Specifies the number of an access control list (ACL) in the range
  • Page 785 – Command Manual
  • Page 786 – display acl; display acl mode
  • Page 787 – display acl remaining entry slot
  • Page 792 – Combined application of ACLs on service board of A type
  • Page 793 – Parameters description of ACL combinations; Basic and advanced ACL.
  • Page 796 – In the case that you specify the rule ID when defining a rule:; Advanced ACL view; : Drops packets that satisfy the condition.
  • Page 798 – dest; Keyword
  • Page 804 – undo rule
  • Page 805 – offset
  • Page 806 – Only cards other than A type ones support the user-defined ACL.; # Define a rule to forbid all TCP packets to pass through.; : Name of a special time range, used as the identifier of a reference.
  • Page 807 – from
  • Page 810 – Chapter 1 QoS Commands; display priority trust
  • Page 811 – display qos-interface
  • Page 812 – argument, this command will display; # Display all the QoS parameter configuration.
  • Page 817 – # Display the traffic priority configuration.
  • Page 824 – cos; qos
  • Page 827 – command to configure the; command to restore the default; CoS value
  • Page 829 – By default, the SP algorithm is adopted.; reset traffic-statistic; QoS view
  • Page 832 – weight
  • Page 833 – outbound; : Specifies an interior index value which is used when an ACL rule is
  • Page 834 – Wi
  • Page 835 – action; : Performs traffic policing on the packets received by the port.
  • Page 837 – # Perform traffic limit on the packets matching the; : Performs priority marking to the packets received by the port.
  • Page 838 – dscp; : Sets DSCP precedence, ranging from 0 to 63. You can also enter the
  • Page 840 – undo traffic-priority; qstart
  • Page 844 – : Tags the packets received by the port with external VLAN tags.
  • Page 846 – Execute the; # Tag the packets matching the
  • Page 847 – inbound
  • Page 848 – Only the; rule can be referenced in this command and applied to hardware.
  • Page 850 – Chapter 1 Mirroring Commands; Mirroring Commands
  • Page 859 – undo mirroring-group
  • Page 862 – undo remote-probe vlan enable; command to configure the remote-probe; undo vlan all; command cannot be used to remove the specified remote-probe
  • Page 864 – Chapter 1 PoE Configuration Commands; PoE Configuration Commands; Command Manual – Basic; : Displays the PoE information of all the PoE ports on the switch.; display poe interface; command to view the PoE status of a specific port. If the
  • Page 866 – display poe interface power
  • Page 867 – Command Manual – Port
  • Page 868 – display poe powersupply; command to view the parameters of the external
  • Page 869 – display poe pse
  • Page 872 – poe legacy enable slot
  • Page 877 – filename
  • Page 878 – full
  • Page 879 – Chapter 2 PoE PSU Supervision Configuration; PoE PSU Supervision Display Commands; # Display the AC input state of the PoE PSUs.
  • Page 880 – display poe-power alarm
  • Page 883 – display poe-power switch state
  • Page 884 – display supervision-module information
  • Page 885 – PoE PSU Supervision Configuration Commands
  • Page 889 – Chapter 1 UDP-Helper Configuration Commands; debugging udp-helper
  • Page 890 – display udp-helper server; reset udp-helper packet
  • Page 892 – undo udp-helper server
  • Page 893 – Chapter 1; display udp
  • Page 895 – Chapter 1 SNMP Configuration Commands; SNMP Configuration Commands; display snmp-agent community
  • Page 896 – groupname
  • Page 898 – Viewname; : Displays the SNMP MIB according to the view name.; # Display the information about the currently configured MIB view.
  • Page 899 – display snmp-agent statistics
  • Page 901 – engineid; username; engineid
  • Page 903 – community
  • Page 908 – sysContact
  • Page 912 – undo snmp-agent trap life; size; snmp-agent trap enable
  • Page 913 – snmp-agent trap source
  • Page 915 – local
  • Page 916 – Chapter 2 RMON Configuration Commands; RMON Configuration Commands; entry
  • Page 917 – event; display rmon event
  • Page 918 – display rmon eventlog
  • Page 920 – display rmon prialarm
  • Page 921 – prialarm
  • Page 922 – display rmon statistics
  • Page 925 – Comparison; threshold; rmon event
  • Page 929 – undo rmon prialarm
  • Page 933 – Chapter 1 NTP Configuration Commands; NTP Configuration Commands; NTP service. When you configure this command without the; display ntp-service sessions; command to display the status of all the
  • Page 934 – display ntp-service status
  • Page 937 – ntp-service authentication enable; authentication-mode md5
  • Page 939 – authentication-keyid; version; version
  • Page 940 – undo ntp-service disable
  • Page 942 – ttl
  • Page 943 – stratum
  • Page 944 – ntp-service reliable authentication-keyid; undo ntp-service reliable authentication-keyid
  • Page 951 – Chapter 1 SSH Terminal Service Configuration; SSH Server Configuration Commands; # Display the public keys of the server key pair and host key pair.
  • Page 952 – keyname; : Displays brief information about all public keys on the client.
  • Page 953 – # Display all public keys on the client.; # Display the public key named abc of the client key pair.
  • Page 955 – display ssh user-information
  • Page 959 – rsa
  • Page 960 – ssh server compatible-ssh1x enable
  • Page 964 – hours
  • Page 965 – undo ssh server timeout; ssh server timeout
  • Page 968 – SSH Client Configuration Commands; display ssh server-info
  • Page 969 – create
  • Page 971 – ssh client; undo ssh client; ssh client assign rsa-key
  • Page 972 – ssh client first-time enable
  • Page 973 – : Encryption algorithm preference from the client to server. It; des
  • Page 974 – SFTP Server Configuration Commands; sftp server enable
  • Page 976 – SFTP Client Configuration Commands
  • Page 977 – cd; cdup
  • Page 979 – exit; get
  • Page 980 – help
  • Page 981 – ls
  • Page 982 – mkdir; put; pwd
  • Page 984 – remove; old name new name; rename; rmdir
  • Page 985 – sftp
  • Page 988 – Chapter 1 File System Management Commands; File System Management Commands; directory; directory
  • Page 990 – file
  • Page 992 – Note; execute
  • Page 993 – device
  • Page 994 – fixdisk; format
  • Page 996 – User view; : Path and file name of the source file.; move; new name for the file.
  • Page 997 – command to display the current path.
  • Page 998 – command to rename a file.; # Display the information about the files in the current directory.
  • Page 999 – reset; force; delete
  • Page 1000 – command to delete a directory.; umount
  • Page 1001 – undelete
  • Page 1004 – Chapter 1 FTP and TFTP Configuration; FTP Server Configuration Commands
  • Page 1007 – FTP Client Configuration Commands; ascii; binary
  • Page 1008 – bye
  • Page 1009 – pathname; FTP client view; pathnam; command to change the work directory on the remote FTP server.
  • Page 1010 – command to go to the parent directory of the current directory.; # Change the work directory to the parent directory.
  • Page 1011 – close; This command has the same effect as that of the; disconnect; # Terminate the FTP connection without quitting FTP client view.; debugging
  • Page 1012 – remotefile
  • Page 1013 – dir
  • Page 1015 – ftp
  • Page 1016 – localfile
  • Page 1017 – lcd; command to display the local work directory on the FTP client.
  • Page 1019 – Pathname; command to create a directory on an FTP server.
  • Page 1020 – : Host name of the FTP server, a string comprising 1 to 20 characters.; open; command to establish a control connection with an FTP server.
  • Page 1021 – passive
  • Page 1024 – # Terminate the FTP connection and quit to user view.; remotehelp; command to display the on-line help of an FTP protocol
  • Page 1025 – # Display the syntax of the; user; command to remove a directory on an FTP server.
  • Page 1026 – command to switch to a specified user.
  • Page 1027 – TFTP Configuration Commands; tftp
  • Page 1029 – undo tftp-server acl
  • Page 1031 – Chapter 1 Information Center Commands; Information Center Commands
  • Page 1033 – severity
  • Page 1034 – buffersize
  • Page 1035 – Special; isplay logbuffer
  • Page 1039 – channel
  • Page 1045 – Module name
  • Page 1049 – state
  • Page 1055 – terminal trapping
  • Page 1057 – Chapter 1 DNS Configuration Commands; DNS Configuration Commands
  • Page 1061 – dns resolve
  • Page 1066 – Chapter 1 Basic System Configuration &; Basic System Configuration Commands; clock datetime
  • Page 1067 – repeating; undo clock summer-time
  • Page 1070 – sysname
  • Page 1072 – System Status/Information Display Commands
  • Page 1074 – Item; display version
  • Page 1076 – System Debugging Commands
  • Page 1078 – terminal debugging
  • Page 1079 – Chapter 2 Network Connectivity Test Commands; Network Connectivity Test Commands
  • Page 1080 – packetize
  • Page 1081 – tracert
  • Page 1084 – Chapter 3 Device Management Commands; Device Management Commands; primary
  • Page 1086 – undo bootrom-update security-check enable
  • Page 1089 – # Display board information of this switch.; display environment; command to display the environment information.
  • Page 1091 – display power
  • Page 1092 – display schedule reboot
  • Page 1096 – qe monitor
  • Page 1099 – hh
  • Page 1100 – mmm
  • Page 1102 – undo temperature-limit; uplink monitor ip
  • Page 1103 – interface connects with the local device.; command to enable the Layer 3 connectivity detection; undo uplink monitor ip; to disable the Layer 3 connectivity detection function.
  • Page 1105 – Chapter 1 Remote Ping Commands; Remote Ping Commands; undo count; command to configure the number of packets to be sent for each test.; undo count; command to restore the default.; frequency
  • Page 1107 – display remote ping result
  • Page 1109 – Status; undo frequency
  • Page 1111 – remote ping-agent enable
  • Page 1112 – display remote ping
  • Page 1113 – undo timeout; command to configure a timeout time for a test.; undo timeout
  • Page 1115 – Chapter 1 Hardware Configuration Commands; Commands for Boot ROM Upgrade with App File
  • Page 1117 – Internal Channel Monitor Commands
  • Page 1118 – undo monitor inner-channel
  • Page 1119 – Switch Chip Auto-reset Configuration Commands
  • Page 1122 – Chapter 1 Password Control Configuration; Password Control Configuration Commands; display password-control; display password-control
  • Page 1124 – display password-control super
  • Page 1125 – # Change the system login password for the user test to 0123456789.; By default, it is a character string containing 10 characters.
  • Page 1126 – authentication-timeout
  • Page 1130 – reset password-control history-record super
  • Page 1132 – # Delete the user test from the blacklist.
  • Page 1133 – Appendix A Command Index
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