NEC NEAX IPS NWA-008869-001 - Manual (Page 84)

CHAPTER 3 BASICOPERATIONS AND VARIOUS EXPLANATIONS
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Calling previously entered commands
With appropriate key operations, you can call the commands that you have previously entered.
You can call the commands in the order from the newest to the oldest or from the oldest to the newest.
After you run through the history of commands in the buffer, you will be back to the previous prompt.
You can perform character editing operations on called commands.
MEMO: Upon a restart, the command history is cleared.
If you have entered the three commands “exit”, “telnet”, and “help” in this order since startup, you can call
them in the order shown below.
Ctrl + d (Delete the character "f " at the cursor position)
Back Space (Delete the character "o" to the left of the cursor)
Ctrl + t (Replace the character "o" at the cursor position with the
preceding one "n")
Ctrl + k (Deletes all characters ranging from the cursor position to
the end of the line)
Ctrl + c (Delete all characters)
Router # enable
− cnofofig
Router # enable
− cnoofig
Router # enable − cnofig
Router # enable
− config
Router # enable
− co
Router #
Calls the previously entered commands in the order from the newest to
the oldest.
Calls the previously entered commands in the order from the oldest to
the newest.
Ctrl + p , or
Ctrl + n , or
Ctrl + p , or
Ctrl + p , or
Ctrl + p , or
Ctrl + p , or
Router #
Router # help
Router # telnet
Router # exit
Router #
KEY OPERATIONS AND SCREEN DISPLAYS