System management commands
- 1 Operational mode
- 1.1 clear commands
- 1.2 delete file - delete files in a particular image
- 1.3 delete log - delete a log file
- 1.4 delete session - delete system session information
- 1.5 delete system - delete system objects
- 1.6 monitor system information
- 1.7 poweroff - poweroff the system
- 1.8 reboot - reboot the system
- 1.9 reset - reset a service
- 1.10 reset ip arp address - reset ARP cache for an IPv4 address
- 1.11 reset ip arp interface - reset ARP cache for interface
- 1.11.1 show arp
- 1.11.2 show date
- 1.11.3 show hardware cpu
- 1.11.4 show hardware dmi
- 1.11.5 show hardware fru
- 1.11.6 show hardware mem
- 1.11.7 show hardware pci
- 1.11.8 show hardware sensor
- 1.11.9 show history
- 1.11.10 show host
- 1.11.11 show interfaces
- 1.11.12 show log
- 1.11.13 show platform
- 1.11.14 show poweroff
- 1.11.15 show reboot
- 1.11.16 show session table
- 1.11.17 show system
- 1.11.18 show system boot-messages
- 1.11.19 show system commit
- 1.11.20 show system connections
- 1.11.21 show system image
- 1.11.22 show system kernel-messages
- 1.11.23 show system memory
- 1.11.24 show system power-profile
- 1.11.25 show system processes
- 1.11.26 show system storage
- 1.11.27 show system uptime
- 1.11.28 show system usb
- 1.11.29 show tech-support
- 1.11.30 show version
- 1.12 set console keymap
- 1.13 set date
- 1.14 set system image
- 1.15 set terminal
- 2 Configuration mode
- 2.1 system boot-loader
- 2.2 system console
- 2.3 system default dataplane cpu-affinity
- 2.4 system default dataplane power-profile
- 2.5 system domain-name
- 2.6 system domain-search
- 2.7 system host-name
- 2.8 system name-server
- 2.9 system options reboot-on-panic
- 2.10 system platform type switch
- 2.11 system session [ limit | log | table-size | timeout ]
- 2.12 system static-host-mapping
- 2.13 system timezone
Operational mode
clear commands
clear console - clear screen
Syntax: clear console
Use this command to clear the screen of the user console.
clear interface counters - clear interface counters for all interfaces
Syntax: clear interface counters
Use this command to clear the kernel counters for all interfaces of all types, including bridge, data plane, loopback and tunnel.
delete file - delete files in a particular image
delete log - delete a log file
delete session - delete system session information
Syntax: delete session table [ conn-id <connection identifier> | destination <dst-addr[:dst-port]> | nat46 | nat64 | source <src-addr[:src-port]> ]
Use this command to delete all the entries from the dataplane session table.
The optional arguments can be used to delete specific types of session table entries.
delete system - delete system objects
monitor system information
monitor command
monitor interfaces - monitor interface information
Syntax: monitor interfaces
Displays bandwidth utilization statistics for each interface across all interfaces.
monitor log - monitor last lines of message files
poweroff - poweroff the system
Syntax: poweroff [ at <time> | cancel | now ]
Powers off the system. Only users with administrative (admin)-level permission can run this command.
reboot - reboot the system
Syntax: reboot[ at <time> | cancel | now ]
Reboots the system. Only users with administrative (admin)-level permission can run this command.
reset - reset a service
reset ip arp address - reset ARP cache for an IPv4 address
Syntax: reset ip arp address <ipv4>
Removes the entry associated with a specific IP address from the ARP cache.
reset ip arp interface - reset ARP cache for interface
Syntax: reset ip arp address <interface name>
Removes the entry associated with an Ethernet interface from the ARP cache.
show arp
Syntax: show arp [ <interface> ]
Displays the ARP cache of the system.
show date
Syntax: show date [ utc ]
Display the system date and time in either local time or Universal Time Coordinated (UTC).
show hardware cpu
Syntax: show hardware cpu [ summary ]
View CPU information used in the system.
show hardware dmi
Syntax: show hardware dmi
View information about the Desktop Management Interface (DMI) of the system. The DMI provides a standard framework for managing resources in the device.
show hardware fru
show hardware mem
Syntax: show hardware mem
View information about system memory.
show hardware pci
Syntax: show hardware pci [ detailed ]
View information about the PCI bus. The PCI bus provides communication among the peripheral components and processor of the system.
show hardware sensor
show history
Syntax: show history [ <num> | brief ]
Display command history.
brief - displays the most recent 20 commands.
show host
Syntax: show host [ date | domain | lookup [ <hostname> | <ipv4> ] | name | os ]
View information configured for the host.
lookup - shows the canonical name and IP address plus any configured aliases recorded in the name server for the specified host or IP address.
show interfaces
Syntax: show interfaces [ counters | detail | extensive | system [ enabled ] ]
View configuration information and operational status for the interfaces and virtual interfaces.
counters - displays counter information about all the interfaces available on your system
detail - displays detailed information about all the interfaces available on your system.
extensive - displays detailed configuration information and operational status for all interfaces and virtual interfaces.
system - displays all the physical interfaces available on your system.
system enabled - displays only enabled system interfaces known to the system.
show log
show platform
show poweroff
show reboot
Syntax: show reboot
View the next scheduled reboot date and time.
show session table
Syntax: show session table [ detail | source <src-addr[:src-port]> | statistics ]
View information on the dataplane session table.
show system
show system boot-messages
Syntax: show system boot-messages [ all ]
Display a subset of the kernel bootup messages, or all of them if all
is specified.
show system commit
show system connections
show system image
show system kernel-messages
show system memory
show system power-profile
show system processes
show system storage
show system uptime
show system usb
show tech-support
show version
set console keymap
set date
Syntax: set date [ <datetime> | ntp <ntpserver> ]
Set the system date and time either directly or by specifying an NTP server from which to acquire them.
set system image
set terminal
Syntax: set terminal [ key query-help [ disable | enable ] | length <number> | pager <program> | width <number> ]
Sets the behavior of the system terminal.
key query-help - enables or disables help using the question mark. The default option is enable.
pager - the program to use as the terminal pager. If no pager is specified, the default (less) is used.