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Undocumented Cisco Commands
Undocumented Commands in Cisco IOS
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router bgp ASN |
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[A]
aaa accounting delay-start
[12.1] [hidden] global configuration command aaa accounting
delay-start
delays creation of the PPP Network start record until the peer
IP
address is known.
aaa authorization address-authorization-exec
[12.1] [hidden] configuration command forces address
authorzation for
PPP when started from an exec.
aaa group server {radius | tacacs+} server-group-name
server ip-address-1 [auth-port port-number] [acct-port
port-number]
server ip-address-2 [auth-port port-number] [acct-port
port-number]
deadtime minutes pick-method [next | load-balanced |
round-robin]
[hidden] pick-method server-group configuration command is used
to specify
an alternate
method of selecting servers when one is not responding. As of
12.0(3)T
the load-balanced and round-robin alternatives may be specified
but
may not be implemented. The Load-balanced keyword indicates that
the
initial host is selected load-balanced. The Round-robin keyword
indicates that the initial host is selected in a round-robin
method
with all servers being retried before starting from the beginnng
of
the list of servers. The Next keyword indicates that the list
of
servers is stepped through sequentially with each request
always
starting with the first server in the list. This last option is
the
default method of operation.
aaa nas port description text
[hidden] global configuration command causes the specified text
to
appear in TACACS+ accounting records with the attribute nas-description
and the value of the text specified in the command.
This command is useful during debugging allowing one to specify
information about the environment or configuration in which the
accounting record was generated.
access-list number remark comment
and
ip access-list extended name
remark comment
[12.1]To add comments about the access list. This keyword is
documented
under Bug Id CSCdk14543.
atm allow-max-vci
interface command, will allow the cisco 7000 use VCI's above
1023.
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| Cat |
router bgp ASN |
router eigrp X |
router isis |
Filesystem |
[B]
bgp common-administration
bgp dynamic-med-interval
bgp process-dpa
boot system rom
CONFIG
boot module
CONFIG
bundle-enable command
800-series
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router bgp ASN |
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router isis |
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[C]
call-history-mib retain-timer (value)
[global] effects the size of the isdn history table
carrier delay value
[12.1] Modifies the carrier delay time. A value of 0 disables
the carrier delay
clear crashdump 1
to cleanup an old crashdump
clear ip eigrp [as] event
Clear IP-EIGRP event logs
clear ip eigrp [as] logging
Stop IP-EIGRP event logging
clear profile
Clears CPU profiling
clear startup-config
same as erase startup-config)
clear vtemplate
reset virtual templates
clock rate { 1200 | [...]| 2015232 }
[hidden] There is an anomaly between what is documented, what
is
displayed and what is entered for this command. The
documentation
indicates the command is clock rate and this is what IOS shows
as
the valid command in configuration mode. However, a
configuration
display shows the command as clockrate as this is how is is
saved in
nvram. In addition, older rom monitors do not understand the
newer
clock rate command which would cause problems. What actually
happens
here is that clockrate is implemented as a hidden command and is
not
completed by pressing tab and nor is there any help generated
for it.
But both clockrate and clock rate are accepted and there should
be no problem in cutting and pasting the configurations.
config overwrite
copy core ?
Does a full core dump, as write core but with more options
csim start <number>
Emulate a voice call
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router bgp ASN |
router eigrp X |
router isis |
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[D]
debug buffer
Additional buffer debugging
debug buffer failure
Buffer Allocation failures debugging
debug crypto isakmp detail
Crypto ISAKMP internals debugging
debug crypto isakmp packet
Crypto ISAKMP packet debugging
debug dialer detailed
debug dialer holdq
[11.2(12)P] [undocumented/hidden] gives some help on dialing.
debug eigrp neighbor [ sia-timer ]
this will print debug information about the operation of the
sia timers. Generally not very useful (unless you are testing
the timers)
debug eigrp transmit [ sia ]
the will print debug information about SIA packets being
sent. Most of the information found in this debug is part of
the event log.
debug eigrp sia { fast | reply [addr] | query [addr] | siareply
[addr] | siaquery [addr] }
This command has been left in to assist testing with creating
sia
events and will CAUSE sia events.
fast sia timer will fire in 1ms on next route to go active
query next query from peer will be ignored
reply next reply from peer will be ignored
siaquery next reply from peer will be ignored
siareply next reply from peer will be ignored
debug ip ospf monitor
Debug command which show opsf database sync
debug ip packet ... dump
Outputs a hex & ASCII dump of the packet's contents
debug ipx private
debug isdn code
debug isdn q931 l3
[12.0(13)] will show additional information on ISDN, i.e.
the corresponding call reference number in all ISDN messages.
debug oir
Debug online insertion and removal
debug parser alias
debug parser help
debug parser http
debug parser mode
debug parser privilege
debug sanity
debug subsys
Debug discrete subsystems
dialer mult-map-same-name
useful if you have dialup clients using the same chap/pap
username
dhcp-server import all
take all DHCP client info from the "ip address dhcp" client
and assume that info for our DHCP server.
debug snmp {bag | dll | io | mib { all | by-mib-name } | packets
|
sysdb | timers}
debug x25 switch
debug x25 encapsulation
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router bgp ASN |
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router isis |
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[E]
exception-slave dump X.X.X.X
CONFIG
exception-slave protocol tftp
CONFIG
exception-slave corefile
CONFIG
execption memory fragment <amount>
CONFIG: Will reload router when no more fragment mem is avail
DOCUMENTED: in Version 12.1(2)E
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router bgp ASN |
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[G]
gdb kernel
gdb examine pid
gdb debug pid
(ciscos comment: gdb commands are for debugging, only useful to
cisco
engineers who have a symbol table for the IOS image in
question.)
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router bgp ASN |
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[H]
hangup
alias for "quit"
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ip cache-ager
Needs service internal
ip cef accounting per-prefix non-recursive prefix-length
if-con <n>
Attach to a vip console; if-quit (gets out of if-con mode)
ip address dhcp
On eth[x], for cablemodems?
ip forwarding accounting adjacency-update
ip forwarding accounting non-recursive
ip forwarding accounting per-prefix
ip forwarding accounting prefix-length
ip forwarding switch
ip forwarding traffic-statistics
ip forwarding traffic-statistics load-interval
ip forwarding traffic-statistics update-rate
[no] ip gratuitous-arps
This disables unsolicited ARP replies that are useful to signal
to
a second (redundant) router on the same LAN segment that a
remote
gateway is present or has changed.
ip igmp
ip igmp immediate-leave
ip igmp immediate-leave group-list
ip local-pool
Legacy form of ip local pool, for backwards compatability
ip ospf interface-retry [x]
Retry for ospf process
ip ospf-name-lookup
ip route profile
This configuration command will turn on IP routing table
statistics
collection. Information like number of changes, number of
prefix
added etc will be collected.
ip slow-converge
ip spd
ip spd mode
ip spd mode aggressive
ip spd queue
ip spd queue max-threshold
ip spd queue min-threshold
ip tftp boot-interface
CONFIG
ip tmstats bin internal | external
CONFIG, when ip cef accounting non-recursive is configured
isdn network
tell router to be the "master" on T1-CCS link using isdn
switch-type
primary-ni
ipx flooding-unthrottled
[12.1] global configuratiom command specifies that NLSP flooding
should
be unthrottled.
ipx netbios-socket-input-checks
[12.1] global configuratiom command limits the input of non-type
20
netbios bc packets
ipx potential-pseudonode
[12.1] global configuration command specifies to keep backup
route and
service data for NLSP potential pseudocode.
ipx sap follow-route-path
[12.1] An undocumented global configuration command. See Bug Id
SCdm12190 for details.
ipx server-split-horizon-on-server-paths
[12.1] global configuratiom command specifies that split horizon
SAP
occurs on server, not route, paths. This command is documented
in Bug Id
CSCdm12190.
ipx update interval {rip | sap} {seconds | passive |
changes-only}
[12.1] The undocumented passive keyword specifies to listen but
does not
send normal periodic SAP updates nor flashes/changes updates.
Queries
will still be replied to. The update interval is set to the
same
interval as changes-only. The passive keyword is documented
under Bug
Id CSCdj59918.
isdn {n200 | t200 | t203} number
[hidden] commands change the value of various layer 2 ISDN
timer
settings. The number parameter is milliseconds for t200 and t203
and
the maximum number of retransmits for the keyword n200. The
current
value of ISDN timers can be displayed using the show isdn
timers EXEC command.The values of the timer settings depend on
the
switch type and typically are used only for homologation
purposes.
The typical value for t200 is 1 second, for t203 is 10 seconds
and
for n200 is 3 retransmits.
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router bgp ASN |
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[L]
llc attach [interface]
llc close aaaa
llc offset aaaa
llc open [interface]
llc send aaaa
logging event {link-status | subif-link-status}
The no form of the undocumented logging event link-status
interface
commmand is used to turn off sending up, down and change
messages for an
interface to the syslog. This is very useful on live systems
since
these systems generate so many of these messages that other
important
messages are often hard to see. This is a companion command to
the
documented command no snmp trap link-status which prevents
sending the
associated snmp trap.
loopback diag
CONFIG
loopback dec
CONFIG: at dec chip
loopback test
CONFIG
loopback micro-linear
CONFIG
loopback motorola
CONFIG
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router bgp ASN |
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[M]
memory scan
Parity check for 7500 RSPs
modem log {cts | dcd | dsr | dtr | ri | rs232 | rts | tst}
[12.1] configuration command is used to specify which rs232 log
events
are to be saved for display by the show modem log command. When
performing log analysis, various RS232 events fill the log
within
seconds rendering it useless for analysis (see Bug Id
CSCdk86001).
This command helps to filter out unwanted entries in the log.
modem-mgmt csm debug-rbs
[12.1] turns on debugging for Channelized T1 links in the
AS5x00
series, providing info about ABCD bits in phone call
supervision.
Documented, here. Debug cas replaced this 'broken' command.
INTERNAL privileged EXEC command enables robbed bit signaling
debugging
within CSM. Issuing the command once turns on rbs debugging.
Issueing
the command a second time turns on special rbs debugging.
Issuing
the command using the no-debug-rbs keyword turns off all
degugging.
This command is useful in looking at modem pooling and
channelized
T1s. To make this command available, the service internal
global
configuration command must be issued first.
multilink bundle-name {authenticated | both | endpoint}
[12.1] This undocumented global configuration command selects
the method
for naming multilink bundles. "authenticated" specifies using
the
peer's authenticated name, "endpoint" specifies using the
peer's
endpoint discriminator and "both" specifies using both the
peer's
authenticated name and endpoint discriminator.
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router bgp ASN |
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router isis |
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[N]
[no] environment-monitor
Disable environment monitoring
[no] ppp chap ignoreous
For router with same hostname
[no] service auto-reset
On linecards
[no] service password-recovery
For the daring people, it can be undone but *please* only
specify this if you know what you are doing. and since this is
undocumented, you probably don't! :-)
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router bgp ASN |
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[P]
ppp direction {callin | callout | dedicated}
[12.1] [hidden] identify the direction of ppp activity. PPP
attempts to
determine if a call is callin or a callout or a dedicated line.
This is
how it detects spoofed CHAP challenges. When an async interface
is
added to a dialer interface, ppp cannot detect the difference
between
a dedicated line and a callin. So it assumes that it is a callin.
Adding the ppp direction dedicated overcomes this.
ppp ipcp accept-address
[hidden] interface command specifies that IOS is to revert to
the
previous operation regarding the acceptance of ip addresses
from
users. When enabled, the peer IP address will be accepted but is
still
subject to AAA verification, it will have precedence
over any local address pool however. In IOS releases after
11.0(11),
PPP IPCP negotiation was changed to accepts a remote peer's
"Her" proposed address regardless, and the "Her" address is
subsequently added to the IP routing table as a host route.
With IOS Releases later than 11.0(11) the software checks the
"Her" address against the corresponding dialer map and if the
address
is different than the IP address detailed within the dialer
map,
a NAK will be sent and the dialer map IP address will be added
as
a host route in the IP routing table.
ppp ipcp ignore-map
ppp lcp fast-start
[12.1] interface configuration command specifies to ignore the
carrier
timer and start PPP when an LCP packet arrives.
ppp restart-timer msec
[hidden] interface configuration command modifies the default
value
(2 seconds) for the restart timer. The translate command also
has a
similar keyword, restart.
ppp timeout absolute <sec>
Determines how long PPP link can be up [default is infinity,
configurable as 0] used under virtual-template interfaces.
ppp timeout idle <sec> inbound
ppp timeout idle <sec> either
Determines how long PPP can wait until bringing the link down if
there
is no traffic. [default is infinity, configurable as 0] used
under
virtual-template interfaces.
profile <start> <stop> <granularity>
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router bgp ASN |
router eigrp X |
router isis |
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[R]
radius-server attribute 44 on-for-access-req
[hiden] global configuration command sends attribute 44 in all
access
request packets. The command may be present in IOS 11.3(9+)AA
(reference BugID CSCdk74429). This command is replaced by the
radius-server attribute 44 include-in-access-req command.
radius-server attribute 6 on-for-login-auth
[hidden] global configuration command sends attribute 6 in all
authentication packets (e.g., access requests). This command may
be
present in IOS 11.3(9+)T and 12.0(3+)T (reference
BugID CSCdk81561).
radius-server attribute 6 support-multiple
[hidden] global configuration command specifies that IOS is to
support
multiple Service-Type values per Radius profile in violation of
the
RFC for Radius. This command was added in IOS
12.1(2.3)T2 and 12.1(3.3)T (reference BugID CSCdr60306).
radius-server authorization default framed-protocol ppp
[hidden] used to specify the default framed-protocol as PPP when
this
RADIUS attribute is missing.
radius-server authorization permit missing service-type
[hidden] global command is used to specify that a RADIUS entry
without
service-type information is permitted. It is used when RADIUS is
being
used as a database without regard to service-type.
radius-server attribute nas-port extended
[hidden?] command is replaced by the radius-server attribute nas-port
format b command in some releases of IOS. For this reason it may
be
hidden in the IOS configuration mode but documented. In these
versions of IOS, the command will be accepted but ignored.
radius-server challenge-noecho
[12.1] global configuration command specifies that data echoing
to the
screen is disabled during Access-Challenge.
radius-server directed-request [restricted] [right-to-left]
[hidden] right-to-left keyword, which first appeared in IOS
12/0(7)T,
enables right-to-left parsing of the user information
(reference
Bugid CSCdm77820).
radius-server extended-portnames
[hidden] global configuration command, which displays expanded
interface
information in the NAS-Port-Type attribute, has been replaced by
the
radius-server attribute nas-port extended command.
This command configures RADIUS to expand the size of the
NAS-Port
attribute field to 32 bits.
The upper 16 bits of the NAS-Port attribute display the type and
number
of the controlling interface; the lower 16 bits indicate the
interface undergoing authentication.
This command first appeared in IOS Release 11.1. It has been
hidden in
IOS 11.3+ and IOS 12.0+ since the command has been replaced
(reference Bugid CSCdj06817).
radius-server host {hostname | ip-address} [auth-port
port-number]
[acct-port port-number] [timeout seconds] [retransmit retries]
[key string] [ignore-acct-authenticator]
[hidden] ignore-acct-authenticator keyword specifies to ignore
accounting authenticator errors and warn only (11.3(+)AA).
radius-server ipc-limit done limit
[hidden]
radius-server retry method round-robin
[hidden] global configuration command is used to specify an
alternate
method of selecting servers when one is not responding. As of
12.0(3)T
alternates may not be defined and the round-robin alternative
may not
be implemented.
radius-server secret string
[hidden] global configuration command is used to specify the key
shared
with the RADIUS server. This command is hidden because it has
been
replaced with the radius-server key command (reference
BugID CSCdi44081). This command first appeared in IOS Release
11.1.
radius-server unique-ident value
[hidden] global configuration command is used to set high order
bits for
the accounting identifier. The identifier field is a one octet
field
included in all RADIUS accounting packets which aids in
matching
requests and replies.
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| Cat |
router bgp ASN |
router eigrp X |
router isis |
Filesystem |
[S]
scheduler max-task-time 200
CONFIG: last val in milliseconds
scheduler heapcheck process
CONFIG: memory validation, after proc
scheduler heapcheck poll
CONFIG: memory valid after some poll
scheduler run-degraded
CONFIG: in a failure mode?
service internal
CONFIG: additional debugs that are not normally available
service slave-coredump
CONFIG
service log backtrace
CONFIG: provides traceback with every logging instance
set destination-preference
show alignment
show asciireg
On switches
show asp
show async bootp
No extended data will be sent in BOOTP responses
show biga
GLOBAL: catalyst 5000 release 5.5(1)
show bridge group verbose
shows additional information on each port that the bridge group
is enabled
show caller
show chunk
show chunk summary
show counters [slot/port]
Shows all port counters
show compress hardware
show controller buffer fa# # (note, not the more common "fa#/#)
Catalyst 2900XL family 12.0(5.2)XU
show controller coronado #
Catalyst 2900XL family 12.0(5.2)XU
show controller delmar #
Catalyst 2900XL family 12.0(5.2)XU
show controller frank
Catalyst 2900XL family 12.0(5.2)XU
show controller razor
Catalyst 2900XL family 12.0(5.2)XU
show controller switch
Catalyst 2900XL family 12.0(5.2)XU, see also ciscosite.
show controller vip <slotno> log
show controller vip <slotno> tech
show fib drop
show fib interface
show fib interface detail
show fib interface loopback
show fib interface null
show fib interface statistics
show fib interface vlan
show fib linecard
show fib linecard detail
show fib not-cef-switched
show fib not-fib-switched
show idb
show inband
GLOBAL: catalyst 5000 release 5.5(1)
show interfaces cable <cable card> modem 0
Shows CPES attached to a cable modems.
show interface statis
show interface switching
show interfaces stat
show interface <int> stat
show interfaces switching
show int <int> switching
Shows switching path information for the interface
show ip cef internal
show ip eigrp event [as] [start# end#]
IP-EIGRP Events
show ip eigrp sia-event [as] [start# end#]
IP-EIGRP SIA event
show ip eigrp timers [as]
IP-EIGRP Timers
show ip ospf bad-checksum
show ip ospf delete
show ip ospf delete-list
show ip ospf ev
show ip ospf events
show ip ospf maxage-list
show ip ospf statistics
show ip route profile
Use this command to view the IP routing table profile.
show ipx backup [network]
show ipx cache cbus
show ipx cache hash
show ipx eigrp event [event-number]
shows past eigrp events
show ipx eigrp sia-event
shows past eigrp stuck in actives
show ipx private cache-history aaa
show ipx urd [0-fffffffe]
show isdn {active | history | memory | services | status [dsl |
serial
number] | timers}
active: Displays current call information, including called
number, the
time until the call is disconnected, AOC charging units used
during the
call, and whether the AOC information is provided during calls
or at end
of calls.
history: Displays historic and current call information,
including the
called number, the time until the call is disconnected, AOC
charging
time units used during the call, and whether the AOC information
is
provided during calls or at the end of calls.
status serial number: Displays the status of a specific ISDN
PRI
interface created and configured as a serial interface.
show isis timers
show isis tree
IS-IS link state database AVL tree
show isis tree level-2
show isis private
show list
show list nonempty
show llc
show mbuf
Catalyst 5000, The main issue to observe with this command is
whether
the switch is being starved for memory. Within the display,
"clusters"
is the number of buffers that are available for NMP to process
incoming packets, which include any broadcast/multicast,
management
traffic. "clfree" is the number of buffers that are available
for the
NMP at any given time.
If this is zero then this means that NMP has no buffers to
process any
incoming frames. "lowest clfree" determines the lowest watermark
that
NMP has hit at any time. If this value is zero but clfree is
nonzero,
then this means that at one instance NMP ran out of buffers.
This
can be because of a broadcast of a multicast storm in the
management
vlan.
show media
show media access-lists
show memory big
show modem mapping
show parity
show parser
show parser links
show parser modes
show parser unresolved
show portreg
On switches
show proc all-events
Shows all process events
show profile
Shows cpu profiling
show profile detail
Shows cpu profiling
show profile terse
Shows cpu profiling
show refuse-message
show region <address>
Shows image layout <at give address]
show registry <cr> | brief | statistics | registry-name
memory management
show rsh
show rsh-disable-commands
show rsp
show slip
show smrp private | request |response
show snapshot private
show snmp chassis
show snmp contact
show snmp community
show snmp location
show snmp mib [detailed | dll ]
show snmp newcom
show snmp view
show sum
Show current stored image checksum
show timers
Show timers for timer command in config mode
show traffic
Shows the current backplane utilization and peak
utilization for all three busses
show queueing interface [interface]
gives queueing information on a per interface basis
snmp-server priority {low | normal | high}
[hidden] global configuration command can be used to change the
priority of SNMP processes. To avoid extensive polling, use the
priority should be set to low . All SNMP queries sent to a
router
are prioritized as either low or medium priority, depending on
the
version of code run by the route processor. This means that
processes
with a higher priority than the SNMP process will be serviced
before
SNMP. So, regardless of SNMP polling intensity, routing
processes will
generally be processed before SNMP requests because route
processes
are "high" priority. You can view the priorities of each of the
router's processes by doing a show process and looking in the Q
column
(L == Low, M == Medium, H == High). See
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/490/9.html for documentation.
This command has no impact on the priority of the snmp trap
process.
[no] snmp-server sparse-tables
Get the complete SNMP MIB table. On controller interface
you get without this command e.g. no out bytes counter.
With this commands you get every object with SNMP get-next.
[no] sscop quick-poll
Suppose to help recover if sscop has problems, global
[A] | [B] |
[C] | [D] |
[E] | [F] | [G] | [H]
| [I] | [J] | [K] | [L] |
[M] | [N] | [O] |
[P] | [Q] | [R] |
[S] | [T] | [U] |
[V] | [W] |
[X] | [Y] | [Z]
| Cat |
router bgp ASN |
router eigrp X |
router isis |
Filesystem |
[T]
tclsh
[very interesting, you can program with loop control,
expressions, etc from the IOS CLI. works on 3640-IS-M, Version
12.1(5)XM,
EARLY DEPLOYMENT RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1))
test aaa group {group name} {username} {password}
[12.0(5)T] used to test the authentication of a
username/password
without having to use an extraneous process such as telnet or
dialin
to initiate it
test appletalk
[11.2.x] The test appletalk command will enter appletalk test
mode. The
sub-commands available in this mode are:
. arp interface-type number at-aarp-addr arp-mac-address
. eigrp neighbor-states cablestart-cableend
. nbp confirm <net>.<node>[:<skt>] <object>:<type>@<zone>
. nbp lookup <object>:<type>@<zone>
. nbp parmameters max-retrans max-replies interval
. nbp poll end
test align
test cable [atp | berr | bpimcast | brk | dhcp-inq | hop |
minimum-poll | nobrk | stack-pro | ucc ]
[12.1]
atp acceptance test procedure
berr Bus Error
bpimcast Privacy Multicast test commands
brk Break
dhcp-inq Send DHCP inquiry
hop Initiate frequency hop
minimum-poll Toggle 1 second minimum polling
nobrk No Break
stack-prot Stack Protect
ucc Send UCC command
test call fallback
[12.1] VoIP Fallback
test cbus
For old AGS+ and 7000. Lets you prod stuff right into cbus
memory.
*very* dangerous if you don't know what you are doing.
test cch323
command performs cch323 tests.
test crash
Makes the router crash anyway you want :)
test crypto [dns-query] [engine] [initiate-session] [pki]
[12.1]
dns-query DNSSEC query
engine Crypto Engine
initiate-session Send a CIM connection message
pki PKI Client Test
test dhcp [allocate xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] | [release] | [renew]
test dsp memory
[12.1] Test DSP memory
test eigrp as-number {ack | neighbor-states ipx-address ipx-mask}
[12.1] as-number id from 1 to 65535. neighbor-states is one of
1local
(Neighbor states 1), 1successor (Neighbor states 3), 2local
(Neighbor
states 1 - 2), 2successor (Neighbor states 3 - 2), 3local
(Neighbor
states 1 - 0), 4local (Neighbor states 1 - 0 - 2), 5local
(Neighbor
states 1 - 0 - FC fail - 1), 6local (Neighbor states 1 - 2 - FC
fail -
3), and delete (Delete a phoney entry in the topology table).
The
keyword ack toggles EIGRP fast acking.
test ifs appn {read | write}{hostname | ip-address}
The test ifs appn command reads or writes an appn file.
test ifs boot boot-command-line
The test ifs boot command parses the bootstrap 'boot' command
line.
test ifs defaults
The test ifs defaults command shows the default boot files.
test ifs show hidden
The test ifs show hidden command toggles the display of hidden
file systems and files.
test ifs slot slot url
The test ifs slot command will produce a core dump of slots on
crashes.
test interfaces
test ip local-pool alloc (interface)
needs service-internal
test ip local-pool alloc user
needs service-internal
test ip local-pool chown (interface)
needs service-internal
test ip local-pool free (interface)
needs service-internal
test ip local-pool pool
needs service-internal
test ipc misc
test ipx capacity x y z
Generated IPX RIP and SAPs. Enterprise feature set (11.2+).
where x is the network address to begin at.
where y is the number of advertisements
where z is the interface IPX address that is reachable from
test ipx debug [0-ffffffff] [0-ffffffff] [0-ffffffff]
test ipx echo router-address [times-sent] [interval]
sends 1447 RIP requests for 1 – 182 random networks – remote end
sends
echo repl back (ipx ping works the same way, but it always
requests
network 00000000))
test ipx gns [type] [numb-tries] [timeout]
[network-to-send-request-on]
types:
1 – User,
2 – User Group,
3 – Print Queue,
4 – File Server,
5 – Job Server,
6 – Gateway,
7 – Print Server,
8 – Archive Queue,
9 – Archive Server,
a – Job Queue,
b – Administration Object,
f – Novell TI-RPC,
ff – Wild,
ffff – Request Response
test ipx netbios find [name] [numb-tries] [timeout]
[network-to-send-request-on]
sends out un-interpreted packets
test ipx query [sending-SAP-type] [type] [server-name] [network]
[maskf]
[numb-tries] [timeout]
sending-sap-types:
2 – Response (in),
4 – Nearest Server type,
C – General Name Query,
D – General Name Response,
E – Nearest Name Query,
F – Nearest Name Response
test ipx ripreq network
sends rip request for network specified
test ipx watchdog host-address
sends watchdog (IPX Keep-alive) packet to specified host)
test leds test network interfaces.
test mbus power [slot] [on off]
[no]Shut a line card
test memory
test pas [bus watcher] [counter] [eeprom]
[12.1]
bus watcher Bus Watcher
counter Cycle Counter
eeprom Test eeprom functionality
test playout [adaptive] [fixed] [nots]
[12.1]
adaptive use adaptive playout buffer
fixed use fixed playout buffer
nots use fixed playout buffer with no timestamps
test port <2147483647-0>
[12.1] Voice interface slot #
test pppoe [stop] [ip] <1-8000> [FastEthernet]
[12.1]
<1-8000> Number of PPPoE sessions to be opened
FastEthernet FastEthernet IEEE 802.3
test rsp cach memd-fastswitch uncached
The processor in the router has its own Cache. There were bugs
in working with this cache. With this exec-command you can
disable the use of this cache. Because this is a exec-command
you
have to type it again after a reboot.
test ssl [open-conn] [open-session] [read] [write]
[12.1]
open-conn Open connection
open-session Open a SSL Session
read Read data from a selected socket
write Write data to the selected socket
test tcp [delay|drop|line|random]
needs service-internal
test tone locale
[12.1]
locale 2 letter ISO-3166 country code
test translation-rule <1-2147483647>
[12.1]
<1-2147483647> The unique Tag for this translation table
test transmit
test spanning-tree [get] [process-stats] [switch-count]
[12.1]
get get configuration
process-stats Spanning tree process / queue statistics
switch-count Spanning tree packet counters
test modem back-to-back first-slot/port second-slot/port
performs modem testing. Test the transmission of L2 frames
test vines
enter VINES test mode. The Sub-commands available in this mode
are:
. build [Build tables]
. checksum [Checksum test]
. data [Set data values used in various places]
. end [Exit VINES test mode]
. flush [Flush tables]
. generate [generate information]
. send [Send a VINES packet]
. set [Send a VINES value]
. ss [Do Server Service things]
. st [Send a vines streettalk packet]
test voice [echo] [playout] [port] [tone]
[12.1]
echo Test echo canceller
playout set playout delay configuration
port Diagnose voice ports by forcing conditions
tone TONE
test voip scripts
allow to run self-created IVR (Interactive Voice Response)
scripts.
Cisco included 7 IVR scripts in IOS. Self-created scripts must
be
specially signed. Issuing this command in priviliged mode before
loading
self-created script you turn off the signature checking
procedure. The
only problem is that the command must be issued every each
router
reboot. Cisco promises to remove totally the signature checking
procedure in future IOS releases.
test vpdn
<cisco Systems on the test command>
"The undocumented and soon to be hidden 'test' privileged
command is
used to test subsystems, memory and interfaces. The features of
the
test command are box and IOS dependent and are intended for
Cisco
technical support only."
<cisco Systems on the test command>
timeout absolute minutes [seconds]
[12.1] command is available to enforce timeouts on an
interface.
trace display
Displays the trace buffer when connected with if-con 0 c
ttcp
Like the unix ttcp, to generate traffic
tunnel carry-security
CONFIG
[A] | [B] |
[C] | [D] |
[E] | [F] | [G] | [H]
| [I] | [J] | [K] | [L] |
[M] | [N] | [O] |
[P] | [Q] | [R] |
[S] | [T] | [U] |
[V] | [W] |
[X] | [Y] | [Z]
| Cat |
router bgp ASN |
router eigrp X |
router isis |
Filesystem |
[V]
vpdn aaa override-server {hostname | ip-address}
[12.1] global configuration command specifies the name or ip
address of a
designate AAA server to be used for VPDN authorization.
[A] | [B] |
[C] | [D] |
[E] | [F] | [G] | [H]
| [I] | [J] | [K] | [L] |
[M] | [N] | [O] |
[P] | [Q] | [R] |
[S] | [T] | [U] |
[V] | [W] |
[X] | [Y] | [Z]
| Cat |
router bgp ASN |
router eigrp X |
router isis |
Filesystem |
[W]
who
Alias for show users
write core
Does a full core dump, reboots router
[A] | [B] |
[C] | [D] |
[E] | [F] | [G] | [H]
| [I] | [J] | [K] | [L] |
[M] | [N] | [O] |
[P] | [Q] | [R] |
[S] | [T] | [U] |
[V] | [W] |
[X] | [Y] | [Z]
| Cat |
router bgp ASN |
router eigrp X |
router isis |
Filesystem |
[X]
x29 inviteclear-time none
The router will not send out a x29 invite-to-clear but a x25
clear
(disconnect)to the X.25 host. This is necessary, if your X.25
host
has problems receiving X.29 invite-to-clear.
[A] | [B] |
[C] | [D] |
[E] | [F] | [G] | [H]
| [I] | [J] | [K] | [L] |
[M] | [N] | [O] |
[P] | [Q] | [R] |
[S] | [T] | [U] |
[V] | [W] |
[X] | [Y] | [Z]
| Cat |
router bgp ASN |
router eigrp X |
router isis |
Filesystem |
Cat
[Catalyst 5000 and 6000]
enable engineer
this prompts for a password, which has the form:
passwordHWFWSWenablepass
password, enablepass: whatever passwords are on the box
HW, FW, SW: first two digits of the hardware, firmware,
software
versions running on the Supervisor, shown by show version.
Example: password and enablepass are cisco, show version says
HW: 3.2,
FW: 5.3(1), SW: 5.4(4)
The enable engineer password would be cisco325354cisco
[5000]
set trace
If you enter set trace ?, nothing appears however if you enter
set trace followed by anything else you will see the command
options. Be careful with this command, make a backup of the
configuration FIRST. You can saturate the processor if it is
used inappropriately the Catalyst may reboot constantly or
become non responsive upon boot! In this case you have to break
in and wipe the config very quickly.
[router bgp ASN]
neighbor ctalkb-out filter-as 100 d
Filter-as is an obsolete subcommand
use filter-list instead
neighbor <customer-router> translate-update [nlri multicast
unicast]
Redistribute between BGP and MBGP
bgp redistribute-internal
Redistribute I-BGP routes in the other routing-protocol
[router eigrp X]
eigrp event-log-size xxx
sets the event log size when used with "show ip eigrp event"
Default is 500 on 12.0.11
[no] eigrp event-logging
controls logging of eigrp events on a per bases
[no] eigrp event-log-size
Set event log sixe to events; 0 deletes event log buffers
[no] command resets event log and SIA log size to 500 events
[no] eigrp log-event-type [dual] [xmit] [transport]
Configure the set of event types to log
[no] eigrp kill-everyone
Kill all adjacencies on an SIA event or a neighbor down event
[no] eigrp log-neighbor-changes
log changes in peer status of neighbors
[router isis]
partition-avoidance
[Filesystem]
cd system:/vfiles and 'dir' and there are three files
available:
tmasinfo
tmstats_ascii
tmstast_binary
File format tmstats.ascii:
Header - version, address, aggreg, sysuptime, UTC, NTP,
duration
Per-prefix entry format - prefix type, dest/mask, sysuptime,
pkts in,
bytes in, pkts out, bytes out Per-tunnel entry format - tunnel
type,
tunnel id
[A] | [B] |
[C] | [D] | [E] | [F]
| [G] | [H] |
[I] | [J] | [K] | [L] |
[M] | [N] | [O] |
[P] | [Q] | [R] |
[S] | [T] | [U] |
[V] | [W] |
[X] | [Y] | [Z]
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