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- About This Guide
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- JUNOS Documentation and Release Notes
- Objectives
- Audience
- Supported Platforms
- Using the Indexes
- Using the Examples in This Manual
- Documentation Conventions
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- Documentation Feedback
- Requesting
Technical Support
- Introduction
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- Introducing the CLI
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- Introducing the JUNOS Command-Line Interface
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- Key Features of the CLI
- Understanding the JUNOS CLI Modes and Command and Statement
Hierarchies
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- JUNOS CLI Command Modes
- CLI Command Hierarchy
- Configuration Statement Hierarchy
- Moving Among Hierarchy Levels
- Other Tools to Configure and Monitor Devices Running JUNOS
Software
- Commands and Configuration Statements for JUNOS FIPS
- Getting Started: A Quick Tour of the CLI
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- Getting Started with the JUNOS Command-Line Interface
- Switching Between JUNOS CLI Operational and Configuration Modes
- Configuring a User Account on a Device Running JUNOS Software
- Checking the Status of a Device Running JUNOS Software
- Configuring a Routing Protocol
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- Shortcut
- Longer Configuration
- Making Changes to a Routing Protocol Configuration
- Rolling Back JUNOS Configuration Changes
- Getting Online Help
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- Getting Online Help from the JUNOS Command-Line Interface
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- Getting Help About Commands
- Getting Help About a String in a Statement or Command
- Getting Help About Configuration Statements
- Getting Help About System Log Messages
- JUNOS Command-Line Interface Online Help Features
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- Help for Omitted Statements
- Using CLI Command Completion
- Using Command Completion in Configuration Mode
- Displaying Tips About CLI Commands
- Examples: Using CLI Command Completion
- Examples: Using Command Completion in Configuration Mode
- Displaying the JUNOS CLI Command and Word History
- Operational Mode and Configuration Mode
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- Using CLI Operational Commands to Monitor the Router
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- Overview of JUNOS CLI Operational Mode Commands
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- CLI Command Categories
- Commonly Used Operational Mode Commands
- JUNOS Operational Mode Commands That Combine Other Commands
- Understanding brief, detail, extensive, and terse Options of
JUNOS Operational Commands
- Controlling the Scope of a Command
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- Operational Mode Commands on a TX Matrix Router
- Examples of Routing Matrix Command Options
- Monitoring Who Uses the CLI
- Interface Naming Conventions Used in JUNOS Operational Commands
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- Physical Part of an Interface Name
- Logical Part of an Interface Name
- Channel Identifier Part of an Interface Name
- Viewing Files and Directories on a Device Running JUNOS Software
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- Directories on the Router
- Listing Files and Directories
- Specifying Filenames and URLs
- Displaying JUNOS Software Information
- Managing Programs and Processes
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- Showing Software Processes
- Restarting a JUNOS Software Process
- Stopping the JUNOS Software
- Rebooting the JUNOS Software
- Using the JUNOS Comment Character #
- Example: Using Comments in JUNOS Commands
- Using Commands and Statements to Configure a Device Running
JUNOS Software
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- Understanding JUNOS CLI Configuration Mode
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- Configuration Mode Commands
- Configuration Statements and Identifiers
- Configuration Statement Hierarchy
- Entering and Exiting Configuration Mode
- Modifying the JUNOS Configuration
- Displaying the Current Configuration
- Example: Displaying the Current Configuration
- Adding JUNOS Configuration Statements and Identifiers
- Deleting a Statement from a JUNOS Configuration
- Example: Deleting a Statement from the JUNOS Configuration
- Copying a JUNOS Statement in the Configuration
- Example: Copying a Statement in the JUNOS Configuration
- Issuing Relative Configuration Commands
- Renaming an Identifier
- Example: Renaming an Identifier
- Inserting a New Identifier
- Example: Inserting a New Identifier
- Deactivating and Reactivating Statements and Identifiers
- Examples: Deactivating and Reactivating Statements and Identifiers
- Adding Comments in a JUNOS Configuration
- Example: Including Comments in a JUNOS Configurations
- Verifying a JUNOS Configuration
- Committing a JUNOS Configuration
- Committing a JUNOS Configuration and Exiting Configuration
Mode
- Activating a JUNOS Configuration but Requiring Confirmation
- Scheduling a JUNOS Commit Operation
- Monitoring the JUNOS Commit Process
- Adding a Comment to Describe the Committed Configuration
- Updating the Alternate Boot Drive
- When Multiple Users Configure the Software
- Forms of the configure Command
- Example: Using the configure Command
- Displaying Users Currently Editing the Configuration
- Using the configure exclusive Command
- Updating the configure private Configuration
- Displaying set Commands from the Configuration
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- Example: Displaying set Commands from the Configuration
- Example: Displaying Required set Commands at the Current Hierarchy Level
- Example: Displaying set Commands with the match Option
- Displaying Additional Information About the Configuration
- Managing Configurations
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- Understanding How the JUNOS Configuration Is Stored
- Returning to the Most Recently Committed Configuration
- Returning to a Previously Committed JUNOS Configuration
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- Returning to a Configuration Prior to the One Most Recently
Committed
- Displaying Previous Configurations
- Comparing Configuration Changes with a Prior Version
- Creating and Returning to a Rescue Configuration
- Saving a Configuration to a File
- Loading a Configuration from a File
- Examples: Loading a Configuration from a File
- Additional Details About Specifying JUNOS Statements and Identifiers
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- Specifying Statements
- Performing CLI Type-Checking
- Synchronizing Routing Engines
- Filtering Command Output
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- Using the Pipe ( | ) Symbol to Filter JUNOS Command Output
- Using Regular Expressions with the Pipe ( | ) Symbol to Filter
JUNOS Command Output
- Pipe ( | ) Filter Functions in the JUNOS Command-Line Interface
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- Comparing Configurations
- Counting the Number of Lines of Output
- Displaying Output in XML Tag Format
- Ignoring Output That Does Not Match a Regular Expression
- Displaying Output from the First Match of a Regular Expression
- Retaining Output After the Last Screen
- Displaying Output Beginning with the Last Entries
- Displaying Output That Matches a Regular Expression
- Preventing Output from Being Paginated
- Sending Command Output to Other Users
- Resolving IP Addresses
- Saving Output to a File
- Trimming Output by Specifying the Starting Column
- Controlling the CLI Environment
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- Controlling the JUNOS CLI Environment
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- Setting the Terminal Type
- Setting the CLI Prompt
- Setting the CLI Directory
- Setting the CLI Timestamp
- Setting the Idle Timeout
- Setting the CLI to Prompt After a Software Upgrade
- Setting Command Completion
- Displaying CLI Settings
- Example: Controlling the CLI Environment
- Setting the JUNOS CLI Screen Length and Width
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- Setting the Screen Length
- Setting the Screen Width
- Understanding the Screen Length and Width Settings
- Advanced Features
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- Using Shortcuts, Wildcards, and Regular Expressions
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- Using Keyboard Sequences to Move Around and Edit the JUNOS
CLI
- Using Wildcard Characters in Interface Names
- Using Global Replace in a JUNOS Configuraton
- Common Regular Expressions to Use with the replace Command
- Using Global Replace in a JUNOS Configuration—Using the
\n Back Reference
- Using Global Replace in a JUNOS Configuration—Replacing
an Interface Name
- Using Global Replace in a JUNOS Configuration—Using the
upto Option
- Using Regular Expressions to Delete Related Items from a JUNOS
Configuration
- Configuration Groups
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- Understanding the JUNOS Configuration Groups
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- Configuration Groups Overview
- Inheritance Model
- Configuring Configuration Groups
- Creating a JUNOS Configuration Group
- Applying a JUNOS Configuration Group
- Example: Configuring and Applying JUNOS Configuration Groups
- Example: Creating and Applying Configuration Groups on a TX Matrix Router
- Disabling Inheritance of a JUNOS Configuration Group
- Using Wildcards with Configuration Groups
- Configuring Sets of Statements with Configuration Groups
- Configuring Interfaces Using JUNOS Configuration Groups
- Configuring a Consistent Management IP Address
- Configuring Peer Entities
- Establishing Regional Configurations
- Selecting Wildcard Names
- Using JUNOS Defaults Groups
- Example: Referencing the Preset Statement
- Example: Viewing Default Statements That Have Been Applied
to the Configuration
- Inheritance Model
- Creating and Applying Configuration Groups
- Configuration Groups Configuration Guidelines
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- Creating a Configuration Group
- Applying a Configuration Group
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- Example:
Configuring and Applying Configuration Groups
- Example:
Creating and Applying Configuration Groups on a TX Matrix Router
- Disabling Inheritance of a Configuration Group
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- Example: Disabling Inheritance
on Interface so-1/1/0
- Displaying Inherited Values
- Using Wildcards with Configuration Groups
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- Example: Using Wildcards
with Configuration Groups
- Examples: Configuration Groups
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- Configuring Sets of Statements with Configuration Groups
- Configuring Interfaces
- Configuring a Consistent Management IP Address
- Configuring Peer Entities
- Establishing Regional Configurations
- Selecting Wildcard Names
- Using JUNOS Defaults Groups
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- Example: Referencing a Preset Statement
- Example: Viewing Default Statements That Have Been Applied
to the Configuration
- Summary of Configuration Group Statements
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- apply-groups
- apply-groups-except
- groups
- CLI Command Summaries
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- Summary of CLI Environment Commands
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- set cli complete-on-space
- set cli directory
- set cli idle-timeout
- set cli prompt
- set cli restart-on-upgrade
- set cli screen-length
- set cli screen-width
- set cli terminal
- set cli timestamp
- set date
- show cli
- show cli authorization
- show cli directory
- show cli history
- Summary of CLI Configuration Mode Commands
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- activate
- annotate
- commit
- copy
- deactivate
- delete
- edit
- exit
- help
- insert
- load
- quit
- rename
- replace
- rollback
- run
- save
- set
- show
- show | display inheritance
- show | display omit
- show | display set
- show | display set relative
- show groups junos-defaults
- status
- top
- up
- update
- wildcard delete
- Summary of CLI Operational Mode Commands
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- configure
- file
- help
- | (pipe)
- request
- restart
- set
- show
- Index
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- Index
- Index of Statements and Commands
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