Enter the administrative context for system operations
16.0.R1
All
Enter the clear context
19.10.R1
All
Enter the security context
19.10.R1
All
Reset the lockout timer
19.10.R1
All
Clear lockout of all users
The following are part of a mandatory choice: all or user.
19.10.R1
All
User to be cleared of lockout
1 to 32
The following are part of a mandatory choice: all or user.
19.10.R1
All
Clear the password history
19.10.R1
All
Clear password history of all users
The following are part of a mandatory choice: all or user.
19.10.R1
All
User to be cleared of password history information
admin clear security password-history user string
1 to 32
The following are part of a mandatory choice: all or user.
19.10.R1
All
Disconnect a user session
16.0.R1
All
IP address of the session to disconnect
admin disconnect address (ipv4-address-no-zone | ipv6-address-no-zone)
19.10.R1
All
Avoid operation ID allocation
admin disconnect op-table-bypass boolean
When configured to true, the system bypasses the YANG-based operations infrastructure and avoids the allocation of an operation ID. This is useful if the global operations table is full and a delete operation or admin disconnect is required.
21.5.R1
All
ID of the session to disconnect
admin disconnect session-id number
1 to 4294967295
16.0.R1
All
Type of session to disconnect
admin disconnect session-type keyword
console, bluetooth, telnet, ssh, ftp, netconf, grpc, cron-ehs
19.10.R1
All
Username to disconnect
admin disconnect username string
1 to 32
19.10.R1
All
Save script that computes deterministic NAT map entries
21.2.R1
All
Reboot CPM or force an upgrade of system boot ROMs
16.0.R1
All
Card to reboot
active, standby, upgrade
16.0.R1
All
Hold a rebooted standby from coming back online
19.10.R1
7750 SR-7s, 7750 SR-14s, VSR
Force the reboot immediately without confirmation
16.0.R1
All
Enter the redundancy context
16.0.R1
All
Force a switchover to the standby CPM
16.0.R1
All
Switch to standby CPM regardless of its status
19.10.R1
7950 XRS-20, 7950 XRS-20e, 7950 XRS-40
Force the switchover to the standby CPM immediately
16.0.R1
All
Synchronize the secondary CPM
20.10.R1
All
Synchronize files used in system initialization
The following are part of a mandatory choice: boot-environment or configuration.
20.10.R1
All
Synchronize the configuration files only
The following are part of a mandatory choice: boot-environment or configuration.
20.10.R1
All
Perform configuration save operations
16.0.R1
All
Location to save the configuration
16.0.R1
All
Save the bof region configuration
The following are part of a choice: bof, configure, debug, or li.
20.10.R1
All
Save the configure region configuration
The following are part of a choice: bof, configure, debug, or li.
20.10.R1
All
Save the debug region configuration
This command saves debugging configuration. When a URL is not specified, the file is saved at the location specified by the bof configuration primary-location command.
The following are part of a choice: bof, configure, debug, or li.
21.5.R1
All
Save the li region configuration
The following are part of a choice: bof, configure, debug, or li.
19.10.R1
All
Current date and time (UTC) maintained in the system
19.10.R1
All
Current date and time (UTC) maintained in the system
This element is mandatory.
19.10.R1
All
Show the current configuration
16.0.R1
All
Absolute path or relative path from '/'
admin show configuration string
20.10.R1
All
Show the configuration from the bof region
The following are part of a choice: bof, configure, debug, or li.
20.10.R1
All
Show the booted BOF configuration
The following are part of a choice: booted or cflash-id.
20.10.R1
All
Show the BOF configuration file on a compact flash
admin show configuration cflash-id string
4 to 6
The following are part of a choice: booted or cflash-id.
20.10.R1
All
Show the configuration from the configure region
The following are part of a choice: bof, configure, debug, or li.
20.7.R1
All
Show the configuration from the debug region
The following are part of a choice: bof, configure, debug, or li.
21.5.R1
All
Include default and unconfigured values
20.7.R1
All
Show the context from the pwc on each line
The following are part of a choice: flat, full-context, json, or xml.
20.7.R1
All
Show the full context on each line
The following are part of a choice: flat, full-context, json, or xml.
20.7.R1
All
Show the intended configuration
The following are part of a choice: intended or running.
20.7.R1
All
Show the output in indented JSON format
The following are part of a choice: flat, full-context, json, or xml.
19.10.R1
All
Show the configuration from the li region
The following are part of a choice: bof, configure, debug, or li.
19.10.R1
All
Show the running configuration
The following are part of a choice: intended or running.
20.7.R1
All
Show units
20.10.R1
All
Show the output in indented XML format
The following are part of a choice: flat, full-context, json, or xml.
20.7.R1
All
Enable the shell and kernel commands
16.0.R4
All
Enter the system context
16.0.R6
All
Enter the license context
19.10.R1
All
Load and activate a system license
19.10.R1
All
Location of the license file to activate
1 to 256
19.10.R1
All
Activate the license immediately
19.10.R1
All
Load and validate a system license
19.10.R1
All
Location of the license file to validate
1 to 256
19.10.R1
All
Enter the management-interface context
21.5.R1
All
Enter the operations context
Commands in this context are used to manage YANG-based operations (for example, admin reboot, or ping) in model-driven interfaces.
21.5.R1
All
Stop and remove an operation
This command removes an operation and all status and data associated with it. If the operation was executing, it is stopped before removal.
21.5.R1
All
ID of the operation to remove
1 to 10000
This element is mandatory.
21.5.R1
All
Avoid operation ID allocation
When configured to true, the system bypasses the YANG-based operations infrastructure and avoids the allocation of an operation ID. This is useful if the global operations table is full and a delete operation or admin disconnect is required.
21.5.R1
All
Stop the execution of an operational command
This command stops the execution of an operational command.
An operation launched as "asynchronous" is not deleted from the system when it is stopped. Status and other data associated with the operation persist until the operation is explicitly deleted using the delete operation command or a retention timeout.
21.5.R1
All
ID of the operation to stop
1 to 10000
This element is mandatory.
21.5.R1
All
Avoid operation ID allocation
When configured to true, the system bypasses the YANG-based operations infrastructure and avoids the allocation of an operation ID. This is useful if the global operations table is full and a delete operation or admin disconnect is required.
21.5.R1
All
Enter the security context
16.0.R6
All
Enter the hash-control context
16.0.R6
All
Custom encryption
16.0.R6
All
Algorithm for custom encryption
admin system security hash-control custom-hash algorithm keyword
3des, aes128, aes192, aes256
This element is mandatory.
16.0.R6
All
Key for encryption algorithm
admin system security hash-control custom-hash key string
1 to 71
This element is mandatory.
16.0.R6
All
Remove the custom encryption
20.10.R1
All
Enter the telemetry context
19.10.R1
All
Enter the grpc context
19.10.R1
All
Cancel the gRPC dynamic telemetry subscription
19.10.R1
All
Cancel gRPC dynamic telemetry for all subscriptions
The following are part of a mandatory choice: all or subscription-id.
19.10.R1
All
ID of the telemetry subscription to cancel
The following are part of a mandatory choice: all or subscription-id.
19.10.R1
All
Save technical support information to a file
20.10.R1
All
URL to save technical support information
admin tech-support string
1 to 180
20.10.R1
All