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Give an example on how to make a command shortcuts? ambrose 28-March-2009 08:49:39 PMComments You use Router#copy running-config startup-config Router#copy run start Router#cop ru st Posted by HamidAliKhan For example, take a look at this command. It backs up the current configuration and saves it so that the router will use it next time it boots up: Router#copy running-config startup-config That's a big hunk of typing. More typing means more time and more errors, so to save time, we can use truncation. As long as the truncation provides enough information for the IOS to figure out what command you are trying to enter, you can reduce the amount of typing you have to do, saving yourself time: Router#copy run start Or even smaller Router#cop ru st That's a big savings in typing effort. As you get used to working with the IOS, you will develop your own shortcuts. Posted by griffinLincoln Please visit following link: www.johnbokma.com/windows/command-prompt-shortcut.html Posted by sagitraz |
Posted: 29-March-2009 05:19:02 AM By: sagitraz Please visit following link: www.johnbokma.com/windows/command-prompt-shortcut.html | |
Posted: 30-March-2009 02:24:41 AM By: griffinLincoln For example, take a look at this command. It backs up the current configuration and saves it so that the router will use it next time it boots up: Router#copy running-config startup-config That's a big hunk of typing. More typing means more time and more errors, so to save time, we can use truncation. As long as the truncation provides enough information for the IOS to figure out what command you are trying to enter, you can reduce the amount of typing you have to do, saving yourself time: Router#copy run start Or even smaller Router#cop ru st That's a big savings in typing effort. As you get used to working with the IOS, you will develop your own shortcuts. | |
Posted: 31-March-2009 02:48:11 PM By: HamidAliKhan You use Router#copy running-config startup-config Router#copy run start Router#cop ru st |