Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Cisco PIX - Commands Supported in CLI

 
Command Mode
Command
Command Description
User Mode
enable
To change the mode from User to Enable mode.
help  
Displays the help description in the Modes.
exit
To log out from the CLI client.
logout
To log out from the CLI client.
show clock
To show the clock time of the CLI agent in the network.
show history
To display the History of the connected terminal.
show snmp  
To show the SNMP status of the device in the network.
show version
To show the version of the device.
Enable Mode
clock set
Sets the Clock with Date and Time in the firewall device
configure terminal
Change the mode to Configuration Mode
disable
Change the mode to user mode from Enable mode.
ping
Send echo messages
show access-list
Displays the access-list configurations
show blocks
To show the system buffer usage
show conn
To show the number of connections in use
show failover
To show the failover status
show memory
To show the free memory available
show nameif
To show the current names and security levels of each interface
show clock
Display clock time of the CLI agent in the network.
show history
Displays the History of the connected terminal.
show version
Displays the IOS Version and its details of the CLI agent.
Config Mode
access-group in interface
Binds the access list to the inside interface.
access-list host
Creates the standard access list entry
access-list /
Creates the standard access list entry
exit
Change the mode from Configuration to Enable mode.
hostname
Updates the given value as the host name.
snmp-server enable traps
Enables all the supported trap types
snmp-server host [host-addr] [community-string]
To specify the recipients of the SNMP notification operatio
route [metric]
Set the inside/outside default route to the router attached to the Internet.
no number
To remove a specific access-list
no snmp-server enable traps
Disables all the supported trap types
no snmp-server host
Removes a specific recipient of the SNMP notification operation

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