network interface eth1> cd
cli>
commit
The commit command saves changes in configuration files and creates a compressed copy of
the configuration files in a backup directory.
NOTE: If you make a change but do not commit it, the configuration files are not updated, and your changes will be
lost after the next reboot.
Synopsis
commit
delete
The delete command deletes the last parameter in the command line. Deleting certain
parameters deletes associated parameters. For instance, if an IP address is deleted from the host
list, other parameters associated with a host (name, alias) are also deleted.
Synopsis
delete parameter(s)
Some existing parameters cannot be deleted by any user or administrator. However, any
parameter that can be added by an administrator can also be deleted by an administrator.
Examples
cli> get network hosts 192.168.160.11
network hosts 192.168.160.11 name: fruitbat
network hosts 192.168.160.11 alias: fbat
cli> delete network hosts 192.168.160.11
OK
cli> set network hosts 192.168.160.11 name fruitbat
‘name’ doesn’t make sense in its contest.
[set network hosts 192.168.160.11 name fruitbat] Failed: Invalid input
cli> get network hosts 192.168.160.11 alias: fbat
Words 4 and following were ignored.
get | show
The get command retrieves the value assigned to a parameter. When no parameters are listed,
the whole parameter tree is displayed. If full parameters are specified, the assigned value is
displayed.
Synopsis
get | show parameter(s)
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