Configuration Management Commands
Overview of Configuration Management Commands |
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abort |
Exit configure mode immediately, without displaying a prompt warning you to save uncommitted changes. |
clear |
Clear all changes made to the configuration during the current session. |
commit |
Activate the commands in the configuration on the Cisco vEdge device and make it the running configuration. |
describe |
Display internal information about how a configuration command is implemented. |
do |
Run an operational command from within configuration mode. |
end |
Exit configuration mode. |
exit |
Exit from the current mode in the configuration, or exit configuration mode altogether. |
help |
Display help information about a command. |
load |
Load the configuration from a file. |
no |
Delete or unset a configuration command or parameter. |
pwd |
Display the current path in the configuration hierarchy. |
revert |
Copy the running configuration into the current candidate configuration. |
rollback |
Return to a previously committed configuration. |
save |
Save the entire current configuration or parts of it to a file. |
show configuration |
Display changes that have been made to the configuration during the current editing session. |
show configuration commit |
Display the configuration changes that took effect as the result of a previous commit operation. |
show configuration diff |
Display changes that have been made to the configuration during the current editing session. |
show configuration merge |
Display a combination of the running and target configurations. |
show configuration rollback |
Compare the current target configuration to the configuration in a previously committed version, and display the differences. |
show configuration running |
Display the running configuration. |
show full-configuration |
Display the current configuration, which is a combination of the running and candidate configurations. |
show history |
Display the history of the commands issued in the current configuration session. |
show parser dump |
Display the syntax of the configuration commands. |
top |
Move to the top level of the configuration hierarchy. |
validate |
Verify that the candidate configuration contains no errors. |