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Command Reference

Command Modes
Commands

Command Reference

This appendix lists the command set for the Cisco 1020.

For a more thorough discussion of these commands, refer to the Cisco 1020 Command Reference publication on UniverCD, or a printed copy can be ordered.

Command Modes

There are four command modes. They are:

• Privileged EXEC
  

• Global configuration
  

• Interface configuration
  

• Site configuration
  

In order to use a particular command, you must be in the correct configuration mode. You can cycle between modes as follows:

• From Privileged Exec to Global Configuration, enter configure terminal
  

• From Global Configuration to Interface Configuration, enter interface <InterfaceName>
  

• From Global Configuration to Site Configuration, enter site <SiteName>
  

• From Global, Interface, or Site Configuration to Privileged Exec, press CTRL+Z.
  

• From Interface or Site Configuration to Global Configuration, enter any Global Configuration command.
  

Commands

Tables C-1 to C-4 list the Cisco 1020 commands, including <arguments> and [optional text], grouped by mode. Table C-1 contains privileged EXEC commands, Table C-2 contains global configuration commands, Table C-3 contains interface configuration commands, and Table C-4 contains site commands.

Table C-1 : Privileged EXEC Commands

Command <argument> [optional] {alt required keywords}
attach async <port>
clear interface <interface>
clear startup-config
configure {terminal|network}
copy flash tftp
copy tftp flash
debug ip packet <access-list-number>
debug ipx packet <access-list-number>
debug ppp
dial <site> [view]
exit
logout
ping <address>
reload
show access-lists [<access-list-number>]
show arp
show hardware
show hosts
show interfaces [<interface>]
show interfaces brief [<interface>]
show ip route
show ipx route
show ipx servers
show memory
show modem [modem]
show site <site>
show sites
show tcp
show users
show version
systat
telnet <address>
terminal monitor
trace <address>
write network
write terminal

Table C-2 : Global Configuration Commands

Command <argument> [optional] {alt required keywords}
access-list <access-list-number> {permit|deny} <source> [<source-mask>]
access-list <access-list-number> {permit|deny} <proto> <source> <source-mask> <dest> <dest-mask> [[[<type>] <operator> <operand>] [<type> <operator> <operand>]] [established]
access-list <access-list-number> {permit|deny} <ipxproto> [<sourcenet>[.<source-node>] [<destination-net>[.< destination-node>]]]
access-list <access-list-number> {permit|deny} <ipxproto> [<source-net>[.<source-node>]<source-socket> [<destination-net>[.< destination-node>] <destination-socket>]]
access-list <access-list-number> {permit|deny} <net>[.<node>] [<service-type> [<server-name>]]
chat-script <scriptname> <expect-send>
default routing [broadcast|listen]
enable password <password>
exit
hostname <name>
interface <interface>
ip domain-lookup
ip domain-name <name>
ip host <name> <ipaddr>
ip name-server <address1> [<address2>]
ip route <net> <mask> <gw> [<metric>]
ipx netbios
ipx route <ipxnet> <nnnnnnnn.hhhh.hhhh.hhhh>
logging <address>
modem-def <name> <description> <speed> <Expect-Send>
option ipx <key>
reverse-telnet-port <number>
site <name>
snmp-server community <name> [ro|rw] [<access-list-number>]

Table C-3 : Interface Configuration Commands

Command <argument> [optional] {alt required keywords}
async default ip address <address> [<netmask>]
dialer rotary-group <number>
encapsulation {ppp|slip}
flowcontrol hardware
ip access-group <access-list-number> [{in|out}]
ip address <address> [<netmask>[
ip broadcast-address <address>
ip tcp header-compression
ipx access-group <access-list-number> [{in|out}]
ipx network <ipxnet> [encapsulation {arpa|sap|novell-ether}]
ipx output-sap-filter <access-list-number>
modem [in|out|inout]
modem-type <name>
mtu <number>
routing rip [{broadcast|listen}]
shutdown
speed <bps>