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Command+Line+Interface PART4

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Commands Description

show backup status show status of backup or restore operation being performed
show backup last-successful show the latest successful backup
show backup logs show the logs of the recent backups/restores performed
show clock show current clock
show configuration show configuration
show-config state shows the state of configuration either saved or unsaved
show date shows date
show dns primary shows primary dns server
show dns secondary shows secondary dns server
show extended commands shows all extended commands
show groups shows all user groups
show hostname show host name
show inactivity-timeout shows inactivity-timeout settings
show interfaces shows all interfaces
show interfaces ethx shows settings related to an interface “x
show interfaces show detailed information about all interfaces
show management interface shows management interface configuration
show ntp active shows ntp status as enabled or disabled
show ntp servers shows ntp servers
show ospf database shows ospf database information
show ospf neighbors shows ospf neighbors information
show ospf summary shows ospf summary information
show pbr rules shows policy based routing rules
show pbr summary shows policy based routing summary information
show pbr tables show pbr tables
show route shows routing table
show routed version shows information about routed version
show snapshots shows a list of local snapshots
show snmp agent-version shows whether the version is v1/v2/v3
show snmp interfaces shows snmp agent interface
show snmp traps receivers shows snmp trap receivers
show time shows local machine time
show timezone show configured timezone
show uptime show system uptime
show users show configured users and their homedir, uid/gid and shell
show user <username> shows settings related to a particular user
show version all Version related to os edition, kernel version, product etc

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