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 | Binds the access list to the inside interface. |
| access-list | 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 | Set the inside/outside default route to the router attached to the Internet. | |
| no | 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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Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Cisco PIX - Commands Supported in CLI
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