Westermo RedFox Series - Manual (Page 57)

Westermo OS Management Guide
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5.4 General CLI commands
The majority of the CLI commands are specific to a certain context, however,
there is a set of CLI commands available in all contexts. These commands are
explained further here. The ”configure” command used to enter the
Global
Configuration context from the Admin Exec context, is also covered.
Command Section
no <COMMAND> Section 5.4.1
do Section 5.4.2
end Section 5.4.3
leave Section 5.4.4
abort Section 5.4.5
logout Section 5.4.6
repeat <COMMAND> Section 5.4.7
help [COMMAND] Section 5.4.8
tutorial Section 5.4.9
configure [terminal] Section 5.4.10
5.4.1 Negate/disable a setting
Syntax no <COMMAND>
Context All contexts
Usage Depending on context the ”no” command disables or resets a setting to
default.
Primarily used within configuration contexts to negate or disable a config-
uration setting, e.g., in port context ”no flow-control” disables flow con-
trol. For some commands, ”no” is used to reset to a default value, e.g., ”no
polling-interval” (NTP client context) sets the NTP polling-interval to its
default value (600 seconds).
The ”no” command can also be used to negate/disable certain commands
outside the configuration context, e.g., to disable debugging or port moni-
toring.
Default values Not applicable
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