Cisco Ultra-Reliable Wireless Backhaul Standalone, Software Configuration Guide, Release 26.2.x
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Cisco Ultra-Reliable Wireless Backhaul Standalone, Software Configuration Guide, Release 26.2.x
Updated: September 28, 2026
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Log inConfigures live telemetry settings using the live modifier to ensure immediate effect on the current configuration. This procedure enables the telemetry export and verifies the configuration status.
Configure live telemetry settings using the live modifier for immediate effect.
The command immediately affects the current configuration when the live modifier is specified. Only the configuration file is changed if the live modifier is not used.
Use the configure telemetry live server ip-address port command to configure live telemetry settings using the live modifier for immediate effect.
Device# configure telemetry live server 10.115.11.56 1234NoteServer configuration is mandatory before you enable the live telemetry export.
Use the configure telemetry live export enable command to enable live telemetry export.
Device# configure telemetry live export enable Use the show telemetry config command to view the telemetry information.
Device# show telemetry config
Telemetry export: enabled, current (live): enabled
Telemetry server: 10.115.11.56 1234, current (live): 10.115.11.56 1234Need help?
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