◙ “COPY RUNNING-CONFIG STARTUP-CONFIG”
◙ C:\IPCONFIG
◙ C:\TRACEROUTE
◙ C:\PING
◙ SHOW COMMANDS
◙ SHOW BGP
◙ SHOW BGP NEIGHBORS
SHOW IP INT BRIE SHOWS STATUS AS UP AND UP FOR VLAN 10 BUT SHOW INTERFACE VLAN 10 SHOWS AS UP/DOWN
NOW, HOW IS THAT POSSIBLE?
SECONDLY,
REGARDING TRUNK CONFIGURATION
◙ - ➤ SHOW RUN INTERFACE FA 1/0/19 SHOWS ONLY NATIVE VLAN ALLOWED. VLAN 10 Is Not Allowed Here, But Show Interface Fa 1/0/19 Switchport Shows "Trunking Vlans Enabled" As 10, 98 Conflicting Output For Same Intf In 2 Separate Commands.
◙ - ➤ SHOW RUNNING-CONFIG:
This Command Is Your True Best Friend. It Shows The Complete Configuration That Is Running Currently. Using It You Can Troubleshoot Almost All Issues Regarding Routing, Filtering, Secure Access, And Many Other Issues. Using It Before You Start Configuring The Router Would Give You A Clear Idea Of What Services And Protocols Are Operating By Default And Which Are Turned Off By Default.
◙ - ➤ SHOW STARTUP-CONFIG:
This Command Shows The Configuration That Is Saved On The Nvram. It Is Helpful In Knowing The Configuration That Will Be Applied The Next Time The Routers Is Reloaded. And Also This Command Is Useful In Knowing The Configuration That Was Loaded At The Start-Up Of The Router Before Making Changes To It.
◙ - ➤ SHOW INTERFACE:
This Command Shows Status And Statistics Regarding Interfaces. This Command Is Almost Always Needed In Troubleshooting Routing And Link Issues. Things That Are Shown Using This Command Include, Interface Ip Address And Subnet Mask, Interface Status, Encapsulation Type, Bandwidth, And Many Other Important Indicator About The Interface Operation.
◙ - ➤ SHOW IP ROUTE:
This Command Shows The Routing Table. This Table Helps You In Finding Out The Next Hop For Each And Every Routable Packet. It Is The First Indicator To Point A Problem In Routing.
◙ - ➤ SHOW IP PROTOCOLS:
This Command Shows The Routing Protocols Used In The Router And What Networks Are These Protocols Advertising. It Also Shows The Sources Of Routing Updates Received At This Router. It Is Very Useful In Routing Issues Troubleshooting.
◙ - ➤ SHOW VERSION:
Start Simple; This Command Gives Uptime, Info About Your Software And Hardware And A Few Other Details.
◙ - ➤ SHOW IP INTERFACE BRIEF:
This Command Is Great For Showing Up/Down Status Of Your Ip Interfaces, As Well As What The Ip Address Is Of Each Interface. It's Mostly Useful For Displaying Critical Info About A Lot Of Interfaces On One Easy To Read Page.
◙ - ➤ SHOW INTERFACE:
This Is The More Popular Version Of The Command That Shows Detailed Output Of Each Interface. You'll Usually Want To Specify A Single Interface Or You'll Have To Hit 'Page Down' A Lot. This Command Is Useful Because It Shows Traffic Counters And Also Detailed Info About Duplex And Other Link-Specific Goodies.
◙ - ➤ SHOW IP INTERFACE:
This Often Overlooked Command Is Great For All The Configuration Options That Are Set. These Include The Switching Mode, Acls, Header Compression, Icmp Redirection, Accounting, Nat, Policy Routing, Security Level, Etc. Basically, This Command Tells You How The Interface Is Behaving.
◙ - ➤ SHOW IP ROUTE:
This Indispensable Command Shows Your Routing Table, Which Is Usually The Primary Purpose Of The Box. Get To Know The Options On This Command.
◙ - ➤ SHOW ARP:
Can't Ping A Neighbor? Make Sure You're Getting An ARP Entry.
◙ - ➤ SHOW RUNNING-CONFIG:
This Is An Easy One. It Tells You How The Box Is Configured Right Now. Also, "Show Startup-Config" Will Tell You How The Router Will Be Configured After The Next Reboot.
◙ - ➤ SHOW PORT:
Similar To The Show Interface Command On Routers, This Command Gives You The Status Of Ports On A Switch.
◙ - ➤ SHOW VLAN:
With The Trend Toward Having Lots Of VLANs, Check This Command To Make Sure Your Ports Are In The VLANs You Think They Are. Its Output Is Very Well Designed. To Get Information About VLAN Configuration Use Show Vlan Command
YOU KNOW THE CCNP SWITCH EXAM WILL HAVE YOU EXAMINING CONFIGS LIKE THIS, SO PRACTICE THIS SKILL.
◙ - ➤ SW1#SHOW INTERFACE FAST 0/2 SWITCHPORT
◙ - ➤ SW1#SHOW INTERFACE FAST 0/2 SWITCHPORT
◙ - ➤ SW1#SHOW INTERFACE FAST 0/2
◙ - ➤ SW1#SHOW INTERFACE FAST 0/11 SWITCHPORT
◙ - ➤ SHOW MAC ADDRESS:
Command Will Show All Detected Mac Address Dynamically And Manually
◙ - ➤ SHOW STARTUP-CONFIG:
To View Startup Configuration [ Stored In NVRAM] Use Show Startup-Config Command.
◙ - ➤ SHOW TECH-SUPPORT:
This Command Is Great For Collecting A Lot Of Info. It Basically Runs A Whole Bunch Of Other Show Commands, And Spits Out Dozens Of Pages Of Detailed Output, Designed To Be Sent To Technical Support. But, It's Also Useful For Other Purpose.
ADDICTION REMOTE CONNECTIVITY TROUBLESHOOTING COMMANDS
SHOW CRYPTO IPSEC SA
SHOW CRYPTO ENGINE CONNECTIONS ACTIVE
SHOW CRYPTO MAP
GRE SHOW INTERFACES TUNNEL
DEBUG TUNNEL
◙ - ➤ IP ROUTING:
SHOW IP ROUTE
SHOW IP PROTOCOLS
DEBUG IP ROUTING
◙ - ➤ IP SERVICES:
SHOW IP DHCP POOL
SHOW IP DHCP BINDINGS
SHOW IP NAT STATISTICS
SHOW IP NAT TRANSLATIONS
SHOW STANDBY
SHOW STANDBY BRIEF
ALSO - FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF COMMANDS THAT ARE APPLICABLE TO MOST IOS-BASED EQUIPMENTS SUCH AS ROUTERS AND SWITCHES
? Gives You A Help Screen
0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 A Wildcard Command; Same As The Any Command
Access-Class Applies A Standard IP Access List To A VTY Line
Access-List Creates A List Of Tests To Filter The Networks 9
Any Specifies Any Host Or Any Network; Same As The 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 Command
BACKSPACE Deletes A Single Character
BANDWIDTH Sets The Bandwidth On A Serial Interface
BANNER Creates A Banner For Users Who Log Into The Router
CDP ENABLE Turns On CDP On An Individual Interface
CDP HOLDTIME Changes The Holdtime Of CDP Packets
CDP RUN Turns On CDP On A Router
CDP TIMER Changes The CDP Update Timer
CLEAR COUNTERS Clears The Statistics From An Interface
CLEAR LINE Clears A Connection Connected Via Telnet To Your Router
CLEAR MAC-ADDRESS-TABLE Clears The Filter Table Created Dynamically By The Switch
CLOCK RATE Provides Clocking On A Serial DCE Interface
CONFIG MEMORY Copies The Startup-Config To Running-Config
CONFIG NETWORK Copies A Configuration Stored On A TFTP Host To Running-Config
CONFIG TERMINAL Puts You In Global Configuration Mode And Changes The Running-Config
CONFIG-REGISTER Tells The Router How To Boot And To Change The Configuration Register Setting
COPY FLASH TFTP Copies A File From Flash Memory To A TFTP Host
COPY RUN START Short For Copy Running-Config Startup-Config; Places A Configuration Into NVRAM
COPY RUN TFTP Copies The Running-Config File To A TFTP Host
COPY TFTP FLASH Copies A File From A TFTP Host To Flash Memory
COPY TFTP RUN Copies A Configuration From A TFTP Host To The Running-Config File
Ctrl+A Moves Your Cursor To The Beginning Of The Line
Ctrl+D Deletes A Single Character
Ctrl+E Moves Your Cursor To The End Of The Line
Ctrl+F Moves Forward One Character
Ctrl+R Redisplays A Line
Ctrl+Shift+6, Then X (Keyboard Combination) Returns You To The Originating Router When You Telnet To Numerous Routers
Ctrl+U Erases A Line
Ctrl+W Erases A Word
Ctrl+Z Ends Configuration Mode And Returns To EXEC
DEBUG DIALER Shows You The Call Setup And Teardown Procedures
DEBUG FRAME-RELAY LMI Shows The LMI Exchanges Between The Router And The Frame Relay Switch
DEBUG IP IGRP EVENTS Provides A Summary Of The IGRP Routing Information Running On The Network
DEBUG IP IGRP TRANSACTIONS Shows Message Requests From Neighbor Routers Asking For An Update And The Broadcasts Sent From Your Router To That Neighbor Router.
DEBUG IP RIP Sends Console Messages Displaying Information About RIP Packets Being Sent And Received On A Router Interface.
DEBUG IPX Shows The RIP And SAP Information As It Passes Through The Router.
DEBUG ISDN Q921 Shows Layer-2 Processes.
DEBUG ISDN Q931 Shows Layer-3 Processes.
DELETE NVRAM Deletes The Contents Of NVRAM On A 1900 Switch.
DELETE VTP Deletes VTP Configurations From A Switch
DESCRIPTION Sets A Description On An Interface
DIALER IDLE-TIMEOUT NUMBER Tells The BRI Line When To Drop If No Interesting Traffic Is Found.
DIALER LIST NUMBER PROTOCOL PROTOCOL PERMIT/DENY Specifies Interesting Traffic For A DDR Link
DIALER LOAD-THRESHOLD NUMBER INBOUND/OUTBOUND/EITHER Sets The Parameters That Describe When The Second BRI Comes Up On An ISDN Link
DIALER MAP PROTOCOL ADDRESS NAME HOSTNAME NUMBER Used Instead Of A Dialer String To Provide More Security In An ISDN Network.
DIALER STRING Sets The Phone Number To Dial For A BRI Interface
DISABLE Takes You From Privileged Mode Back To User Mode
DISCONNECT Disconnects A Connection To A Remote Router From The Originating Router
DUPLEX Sets The Duplex Of An Interface
ENABLE Puts You Into Privileged Mode
ENABLE PASSWORD Sets The Unencrypted Enable Password
ENABLE PASSWORD LEVEL 1 Sets The User Mode Password
ENABLE PASSWORD LEVEL 15 Sets The Enable Mode Password
ENABLE SECRET Sets The Encrypted Enable Secret Password. Supersedes The Enable Password If Set
Service Password-Encryption Encrypts The User Mode And Enable Password
ENCAPSULATION Sets The Frame Type Used On An Interface
ENCAPSULATION FRAME-RELAY Changes The Encapsulation To Frame Relay On A Serial Link
ENCAPSULATION FRAME-RELAY IETF Sets The Encapsulation Type To The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF); Connects Cisco Routers To Off-Brand Routers
ENCAPSULATION HDLC Restores The Default Encapsulation Of HDLC On A Serial Link
ENCAPSULATION ISL 2 Sets ISL Routing For VLAN
ENCAPSULATION PPP Changes The Encapsulation On A Serial Link To PPP
ERASE STARTUP Deletes The Startup-Config
ERASE STARTUP-CONFIG Deletes The Contents Of NVRAM On A Router
Esc+B Moves Back One Word
Esc+F Moves Forward One Word
EXEC-TIMEOUT Sets The Timeout In Seconds And Minutes For The Console Connection
Exit Disconnects A Connection To A Remote Router Via Telnet
FRAME-RELAY INTERFACE-DLCI Configures The PVC Address On A Serial Interface Or Subinterface
FRAME-RELAY LMI-TYPE Configures The LMI Type On A Serial Link
FRAME-RELAY MAP PROTOCOL ADDRESS Creates A Static Mapping For Use With A Frame Relay Network
Host Specifies A Single Host Address
Hostname Sets The Name Of A Router Or A Switch
Int E0.10 Creates A Subinterface
Int F0/0.1 Creates A Subinterface
Interface Puts You In Interface Configuration Mode; Also Used With Show Commands
Interface E0/5 Configures Ethernet Interface
Interface Ethernet 0/1 Configures Interface E0/1
Interface F0/26 Configures Fast Ethernet Interface 26
Interface Fastethernet 0/0 Puts You In Interface Configuration Mode For A Fast Ethernet Port; Also Used With Show Commands
Interface Fastethernet 0/0.1 Creates A Subinterface
Interface Fastethernet 0/26 Configures Interface F0/26
Interface S0.16 Multipoint Creates A Multipoint Subinterface On A Serial Link That Can Be Used With Frame Relay Networks
Interface S0.16 Point-To-Point Creates A Point-To-Point Subinterface On A Serial Link That Can Be Used With Frame Relay
Interface Serial 5 Puts You In Configuration Mode For Interface Serial 5 And Can Be Used For Show Commands
IP Access-Group Applies An IP Access List To An Interface
IP Address Sets An IP Address On An Interface Or A Switch
IP Classless A Global Configuration Command Used To Tell A Router To Forward Packets To A Default Route When The Destination Network Is Not In The Routing Table
IP Default-Gateway Sets The Default Gateway Of The Switch
IP Domain-Lookup Turns On DNS Lookup (Which Is On By Default)
IP Domain-Name Appends A Domain Name To A DNS Lookup
IP Host Creates A Host Table On A Router
IP Name-Server Sets The IP Address Of Up To Six DNS Servers
IP Route Creates Static And Default Routes On A Router
IPX Access-Group Applies An IPX Access List To An Interface
IPX Input-Sap-Filter Applies An Inbound IPX SAP Filter To An Interface
IPX Network Assigns An IPX Network Number To An Interface
IPX Output-SAP-Filter Applies An Outbound IPX SAP Filter To An Interface
IPX Ping A Packet Internet Groper Used To Test IPX Packet On An Internetwork
IPX Routing Turns On IPX Routing
ISDN SPID1 Sets The Number That Identifies The First DS0 To The ISDN Switch
ISDN SPID2 Sets The Number That Identifies The Second DS0 To The ISDN Switch
ISDN SWITCH-TYPE Sets The Type Of ISDN Switch That The Router Will Communicate With; Can Be Set At Interface Level Or Global Configuration Mode
K Used At The Startup Of The 1900 Switch And Puts The Switch Into CLI Mode
Line Puts You In Configuration Mode To Change Or Set Your User Mode Passwords
Line Aux Puts You In The Auxiliary Interface Configuration Mode
Line Console 0 Puts You In Console Configuration Mode
Line VTY Puts You In VTY (Telnet) Interface Configuration Mode
Logging Synchronous Stops Console Messages From Overwriting Your Command-Line Input
Logout Logs You Out Of Your Console Session
Mac-Address-Table Permanent Makes A Permanent MAC Address Entry In The Filter Database
Mac-Address-Table Restricted Static Sets A Restricted Address In The MAC Filter Database To Allow Only The Configured Interfaces To Communicate With The Restricted Address
Media-Type Sets The Hardware Media Type On An Interface
Network Tells The Routing Protocol What Network To Advertise
No CDP Enable Turns Off CDP On An Individual Interface
No CDP Run Turns Off CDP Completely On A Router
No Inverse-ARP Turns Off The Dynamic IARP Used With Frame Relay; Static Mappings Must Be Configured
No IP Domain-Lookup Turns Off DNS Lookup
No IP Host Removes A Hostname From A Host Table
No IP Route Removes A Static Or Default Route
No Shutdown Turns On An Interface
O/R 0x2142 Changes A 2501 To Boot Without Using The Contents Of NVRAM
Ping Tests IP Connectivity To A Remote Device
Port Secure Max-Mac-Count Allows Only The Configured Amount Of Devices To Attach And Work On An Interface
PPP Authentication CHAP Tells PPP To Use CHAP Authentication
PPP Authentication PAP Tells PPP To Use PAP Authentication
Router IGRP As Turns On IP IGRP Routing On A Router
Router Rip Puts You In Router Rip Configuration Mode
Secondary Adds A Second IPX Network On The Same Physical Interface
Show Access-List Shows All The Access Lists Configured On The Router
Show Access-List 110 Shows Only Access List 110
Show CDP Displays The CDP Timer And Holdtime Frequencies
Show CDP Entry * Same As Show Cdp Neighbor Detail, But Does Not Work On A 1900 Switch
Show CDP Interface Shows The Individual Interfaces Enabled With CDP
Show CDP Neighbor Shows The Directly Connected Neighbors And The Details About Them
Show CDP Neighbor Detail Shows The IP Address And IOS Version And Type, And Includes All Of The Information From The Show Cdp Neighbor Command
Show CDP Traffic Shows The CDP Packets Sent And Received On A Device And Any Errors
Show Controllers S 0 Shows The DTE Or DCE Status Of An Interface
Show Dialer Shows The Number Of Times The Dialer String Has Been Reached, The Idle-Timeout Values Of Each B Channel, The Length Of Call, And The Name Of The Router To Which The Interface Is Connected
Show Flash Shows The Files In Flash Memory
Show Frame-Relay LMI Shows The LMI Type On A Serial Interface
Show Frame-Relay Map Shows The Static And Dynamic Network Layer-To-PVC Mappings
Show Frame-Relay PVC Shows The Configured Pvcs And DLCI Numbers Configured On A Router
Show History Shows You The Last 10 Commands Entered By Default
Show Hosts Shows The Contents Of The Host Table
Show Int F0/26 Shows The Statistics Of F0/26
Show Inter E0/1 Shows The Statistics Of Interface Ethernet 0/1
Show Interface S0 Shows The Statistics Of Interface Serial 0
Show IP Shows The IP Configuration Of The Switch
Show IP Access-List Shows Only The IP Access Lists
Interface Shows Which Interfaces Have IP Access Lists Applied
Protocols Shows The Routing Protocols And Timers Associated With Each Routing Protocol Configured On A Router
Show IP Route Displays The IP Routing Table
Show IPX Access-List Shows The IPX Access Lists Configured On A Router
Show IPX Interface Shows The RIP And SAP Information Being Sent And Received On An Individual Interface; Also Shows The IPX Address Of The Interface
Show IPX Route Shows The IPX Routing Table
Show IPX Servers Shows The SAP Table On A Cisco Router
Show IPX Traffic Shows The RIP And SAP Information Sent And Received On A Cisco Router
Show ISDN Active Shows The Number Called And Whether A Call Is In Progress
Show ISDN Status Shows If Your Spids Are Valid And If You Are Connected And Communicating With The Provider's Switch
Show Mac-Address-Table Shows The Filter Table Created Dynamically By The Switch
Show Protocols Shows The Routed Protocols And Network Addresses Configured On Each Interface
Show Run Short For Show Running-Config; Shows The Configuration Currently Running On The Router
Show Sessions Shows Your Connections Via Telnet To Remote Devices
Show SNMP Gives You The Router's Serial Number As The "Chassis" Output
Show Start Short For Show Startup-Config; Shows The Backup Configuration Stored In NVRAM
Show Terminal Shows You Your Configured History Size
Show Trunk A Shows The Trunking Status Of Port 26
Show Trunk B Shows The Trunking Status Of Port 27
Show Version A Show Hardware Command Equivalent, Which Gives The IOS Information Of The Switch, As Well As The Uptime And Base Ethernet Address
Show VLAN Shows All Configured Vlans App.
Show VLAN-Membership Shows All Port VLAN Assignments
Show VTP Shows The VTP Configuration Of A Switch
Shutdown Puts An Interface In Administratively Down Mode
Tab Finishes Typing A Command For You
Telnet Connects, Views, And Runs Programs On A Remote Device
Terminal History Size Changes Your History Size From The Default Of 10 Up To 256
Trace Tests A Connection To A Remote Device And Shows The Path It Took Through The Internetwork To Find The Remote Device
Traffic-Share Balanced Tells The IGRP Routing Protocol To Share Links Inversely Proportional To The Metrics
Traffic-Share Min Tells The IGRP Routing Process To Use Routes That Have Only Minimum Costs
Trunk Auto Sets The Port To Auto Trunking Mode
Trunk On Sets A Port To Permanent Trunking Mode
Username Name Password Password Creates Usernames And Passwords For Authentication On A Cisco Router
Variance Controls The Load Balancing Between The Best Metric And The Worst Acceptable Metric
Vlan 2 Name Sales Creates A VLAN 2 Named Sales
Vlan-Membership Static 2 Assigns A Static VLAN To A Port
VTP Client Sets The Switch To Be A VTP Client
VTP Domain Sets The Domain Name For The VTP Configuration
VTP Password Sets A Password On The VTP Domain
VTP Pruning Enable Makes The Switch A Pruning Switch
VTP Server Sets The Switch To Be A VTP Server
LIST OF SHOW ALL COMMANDS:
SHOW AAA AUTHENTICATION
SHOW AAA GROUPS
SHOW ACCESS-LIST SUMMARY
SHOW ACCOUNTING LOG
SHOW BANNER MOTD
SHOW BOOT
SHOW CDP
SHOW CDP NEIGHBORS
SHOW CLASS-MAP
SHOW CLI VARIABLES
SHOW CORES
SHOW FILE
SHOW FLOW EXPORTER
SHOW FLOW INTERFACE
SHOW FLOW MONITOR
SHOW FLOW RECORD
SHOW INTERFACE BRIEF
SHOW INTERFACE CAPABILITIES
SHOW INTERFACE COUNTERS TRUNK
SHOW INTERFACE ETHERNET
SHOW INTERFACE ETHERNET COUNTERS
SHOW INTERFACE ETHERNET STATUS
SHOW INTERFACE ETHERNET TRANSCEIVER
SHOW INTERFACE PORT-CHANNEL
SHOW INTERFACE PORT-CHANNEL COUNTERS
SHOW INTERFACE STATUS
SHOW INTERFACE SWITCHPORT
SHOW INTERFACE TRUNK
SHOW INTERFACE VETHERNET
SHOW INTERFACE VETHERNET COUNTERS
SHOW INTERFACE VETHERNET STATUS
SHOW INTERFACE VIRTUAL
SHOW INTERFACE VIRTUAL PORT-MAPPING
SHOW IP ACCESS-LIST
SHOW IP ACCESS-LIST SUMMARY
SHOW IP ARP CLIENT
SHOW IP ARP INSPECTION INTERFACE
SHOW IP ARP INSPECTION STATISTICS
SHOW IP ARP INSPECTION VLAN
SHOW IP ARP STATISTICS
SHOW IP DHCP SNOOPING
SHOW IP DHCP SNOOPING BINDING
SHOW IP DHCP SNOOPING STATISTICS
SHOW IP IGMP SNOOPING
SHOW IP IGMP SNOOPING EXPLICIT-TRACKING VLAN
SHOW IP IGMP SNOOPING GROUPS
SHOW IP IGMP SNOOPING MROUTER
SHOW IP IGMP SNOOPING QUERIER
SHOW IP VERIFY SOURCE
SHOW LACP COUNTERS
SHOW LACP INTERFACE
SHOW LACP NEIGHBOR
SHOW LACP PORT-CHANNEL
SHOW LACP SYSTEM-IDENTIFIER
SHOW LICENSE
SHOW LICENSE BRIEF
SHOW LICENSE FILE
SHOW LICENSE HOST-ID
SHOW LICENSE USAGE
SHOW LOGGING LOGFILE
SHOW LOGGING MODULE
SHOW LOGGING SERVER
SHOW LOGGING TIMESTAMP
SHOW MAC ACCESS-LISTS
SHOW MAC ADDRESS-TABLE
SHOW MAC ADDRESS-TABLE AGING-TIME
SHOW MODULE
SHOW MODULE VEM MAPPING
SHOW MONITOR
SHOW MONITOR SESSION
SHOW NTP PEER-STATUS
SHOW NTP PEERS
SHOW NTP STATISTICS
SHOW PASSWORD STRENGTH-CHECK
SHOW POLICY-MAP
SHOW POLICY-MAP INTERFACE
SHOW PORT-CHANNEL COMPATIBILITY-PARAMETERS
SHOW PORT-CHANNEL DATABASE
SHOW PORT-CHANNEL LOAD-BALANCE
SHOW PORT-CHANNEL RBH-DISTRIBUTION
SHOW PORT-CHANNEL SUMMARY
SHOW PORT-CHANNEL TRAFFIC
SHOW PORT-CHANNEL USAGE
SHOW PORT-PROFILE
SHOW PORT-PROFILE EXPAND-INTERFACE
SHOW PORT-SECURITY
SHOW PORT-SECURITY ADDRESS
SHOW PORT-SECURITY INTERFACE
SHOW PROCESSES
SHOW RADIUS-SERVER
SHOW RADIUS-SERVER DIRECTED-REQUEST
SHOW RADIUS-SERVER GROUPS
SHOW RADIUS-SERVER SORTED
SHOW RADIUS-SERVER STATISTICS
SHOW RUNNING-CONFIG DIFF
SHOW RUNNING-CONFIG INTERFACE ETHERNET
SHOW RUNNING-CONFIG INTERFACE PORT-CHANNEL
SHOW RUNNING-CONFIG INTERFACE VETHERNET
SHOW RUNNING-CONFIG VLAN
SHOW RADIUS-SERVER DIRECTED-REQUEST
SHOW SNMP
SHOW SSH KEY
SHOW SSH SERVER
SHOW STARTUP-CONFIG AAA
SHOW STARTUP-CONFIG RADIUS
SHOW STARTUP-CONFIG SECURITY
SHOW SVS CONNECTIONS
SHOW SVS DOMAIN
SHOW SVS NEIGHBORS
SHOW SYSTEM ERROR-ID
SHOW SYSTEM REDUNDANCY STATUS
SHOW SYSTEM RESOURCES
SHOW SYSTEM VEM FEATURE LEVEL
SHOW TACACS-SERVER
SHOW TCP CLIENT
SHOW TCP CONNECTION
SHOW TCP STATISTICS
SHOW TECH-SUPPORT
SHOW TELNET SERVER
SHOW TERMINAL
SHOW USER-ACCOUNT
SHOW USERS
SHOW VERSION
SHOW VERSION IMAGE
SHOW VIRTUAL-SERVICE-DOMAIN BRIEF
SHOW VIRTUAL-SERVICE-DOMAIN INTERFACE
SHOW VIRTUAL-SERVICE-DOMAIN NAME
SHOW VLAN
SHOW VLAN ALL-PORTS
SHOW VLAN BRIEF
SHOW VLAN ID
SHOW VLAN PRIVATE-VLAN
SHOW VLAN SUMMARY
SHOW VMWARE VC EXTENSION-KEY
SHOW VMWARE VEM UPGRADE STATUS
SHOW XML SERVER STATUS
CONCLUSION:
The Goal Of This Article Is To Give An Easy Way To Understand The “Useful List Of Show Commands References" And Also We Hope This Guide Will Help Every Beginner Who Are Going To Start Cisco Lab Practice Without Any Doubts. Some Topics That You Might Want To Pursue On Your Own That We Did Not Cover In This Article Are Listed Here!Hands - On Experience Is An Invaluable Part Of Preparing For The Lab Exam And Never Pass Up An Opportunity To Configure Or Troubleshoot A Router ( If You Have Access To Lab Facilities, Take Full Advantage Of Them) There Is No Replacement For The Experience You Can Gain From Working In A Lab, Where You Can Configure Whatever You Want To Configure And Introduce Whatever Problems You Want To Introduce, Without Risk Of Disrupting A Production Network. Thank You And Best Of Luck
This Article Written Author By: Premakumar Thevathasan - CCNA, CCNP, MCSE, MCSA, MCSA - MSG, CIW Security Analyst, CompTIA Certified A+ And Etc.
WARNING AND DISCLAIMER:
Routers Direct And Control Much Of The Data Flowing Across Computer Networks. This Guide Provides Technical Guidance Intended To Help All Network Students, Network Administrators And Security Officers Improve Of Their Demonstrated Ability To Achieve Specific objectives Within Set Timeframes.This Document Carries No Explicit Or Implied Warranty. Nor Is There Any Guarantee That The Information Contained In This Document Is Accurate. Every Effort Has Been Made To Make All Articles As Complete And As Accurate As Possible, But No Warranty Or Fitness Is Implied.
It Is Offered In The Hopes Of Helping Others, But You Use It At Your Own Risk. The Author Will Not Be Liable For Any Special, Incidental, Consequential Or Indirect Any Damages Due To Loss Of Data Or Any Other Reason That Occur As A Result Of Using This Document. But No Warranty Or Fitness Is Implied. The Information Provided Is On An "As Is" Basic. All Use Is Completely At Your Own Risk.
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