Configuration Fundamentals Configuration Guide¶
Cisco. (2016). Configuration Fundamentals Configuration Guide: Using the Cisco IOS Command-Line Interface.
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- Command-line interface
- Cisco's interface uses this form for network-device configuration and monitoring; PowerShell uses it for commands such as querying running processes.
This sourceFull official chapter consulted, especially Command Modes Overview, Getting Context-Sensitive Help and Completing a Partial Command Name. The access-list sequence is a worked configuration example, not a usability experiment.
- Cisco's interface uses this form for network-device configuration and monitoring; PowerShell uses it for commands such as querying running processes.
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