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4.2
System Configuration Management
4.2.1
Displaying System Configuration
To display the current running configuration of the system, use the following command.
Command
Mode
Description
show running-config
All
Shows a configuration of the system.
show running-config
{
access-list
|
admin-flow
|
admin-policy
|
arp
|
as-path access-list
|
bgp
|
community-list
|
dhcp
|
dhcp6
|
dns
|
flow
[
NAME
]
|
full
|
hostname
|
ip mroute
|
ip multicast
|
key
chain
|
ip route
|
login
|
policer
|
policy
|
ip
|
ipv6
|
pppoe
|
router
|
rmon-alarm
|
rmon-event
|
rmon-
history
|
route-map
|
router
{
bgp
|
rip
|
ospf
} |
router ipv6
{
ospf| rip
} |
router-id
|
snmp
|
syslog
|
time-zone
} |
multicast-access-list
[
NAME
] |
mul-
ticast-profile
[
NAME
] |
nd
|
pm-profile
[
NAME
] |
pppoe
|
prefix-list
|
rate-limit-profile
[name] |
slowpath-filter
}
Shows a configuration of the system
with the specific option.
show running-config interface
{
management
|
vlan VLANS
|
loopback
|
gigabitethernet IFPORT
|
tengigabitethernet IFPORT
|
gpon IFPORT
|
channelgroup GROUP | tunnel
}
show running-config interface
{
management
|
vlan VLANS
|
loopback
|
gigabitethernet IFPORT
|
tengigabitethernet IFPORT
|
gpon IFPORT
|
channelgroup GROUP
}
ip
{
igmp | multicast
}
show running-config interface
{
management
|
vlan VLANS
|
loopback
|
gigabitethernet IFPORT
|
tengigabitethernet IFPORT
|
gpon IFPORT
|
channelgroup GROUP
}
ipv6
{
ospf
|
pim
{
dense-
mode
|
sparse-mode
}
|
rip
}
show running-config
{
gpon | dba-profile
[
NAME
]
|
onu-profile
[
NAME
]
|
extended-vlan-tagging-
operation
[
NAME
]
|
tdm-pw-profile
[
NAME
] |
traf-
fic-profile
[
NAME
]
| voip-profile
[
NAME
]
| pw-
maintenance-profile
[
NAME
]}
Shows the configurations of the sys-
tem with the GPON option.
4.2.2
Comparing Configuration Changes
To display the different configuration between startup-config and running-config, use the
following command.
