System Management
This section describes the commands that configure and monitor the network interface.
Interface
interface
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     interface <eno8303 | eno8403 | eno12399np0 | eno12409np1 | ib0 | ib1 | ib2 | ib3> Enters a network interface context.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     eno8303  | 
                
     Management port 0 (out of band)  | 
        
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     eno8403  | 
                
     Management port 1 (out of band)  | 
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     eno12399np0  | 
                
     Management port 2 (out of band)  | 
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     eno12409np1  | 
                
     Management port 3 (out of band)  | 
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     ib0  | 
                
     InfiniBand interface 0  | 
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     ib1  | 
                
     InfiniBand interface 1  | 
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     ib2  | 
                
     InfiniBand interface 2 (UFM 3.0 only)  | 
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     Sib3  | 
                
     InfiniBand interface 3 (UFM 3.0 only)  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     config  | 
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     1.3.0  | 
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     N/A  | 
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     N/A  | 
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show interfaces
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     show interfaces [eno8303 | eno8403 | eno12399np0 | eno12409np1 | ib0 | ib1 | ib2 | ib3] Displays information about the network interfaces.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     eno8303  | 
                
     Management port 0 (out of band)  | 
        
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     eno8403  | 
                
     Management port 1 (out of band)  | 
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     eno12399np0  | 
                
     Management port 2 (out of band)  | 
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     eno12409np1  | 
                
     Management port 3 (out of band)  | 
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     ib0  | 
                
     InfiniBand interface 0  | 
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     ib1  | 
                
     InfiniBand interface 1  | 
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     ib2  | 
                
     InfiniBand interface 2 (UFM 3.0 only)  | 
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     ib3  | 
                
     InfiniBand interface 3 (UFM 3.0 only)  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     enable  | 
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     History  | 
                
     1.6.0  | 
                
     Updated example and added command syntax  | 
        
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     1.4.1  | 
                
     First release  | 
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     interface <ifname> ip address <IP address> <netmask>  | 
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ip address
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     ip address <IP address> <netmask> Sets the IP address and netmask of this interface.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     IP address  | 
                
     IPv4 address  | 
        
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     netmask  | 
                
     Subnet mask of IP address  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     config interface  | 
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     1.3.0  | 
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     interface  | 
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     The command sequence is important. The ip address command should be used first during automation since it clears both default-gateway and name-server settings  | 
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ipv6 address
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     ipv6 address <IPv6 address>/<netmask> Configures static IPv6 address and netmask to this interface, static option is possible.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     IPv6 address/netmask  | 
                
     Configures a static IPv6 address and netmask. Format example: 2001:db8:1234::5678/64.  | 
        
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     N/A  | 
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     config interface management  | 
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     1.3.0  | 
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     N/A  | 
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     N/A  | 
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Hostname
hostname
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     hostname <hostname> Sets a static system hostname.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     hostname  | 
                
     String  | 
        
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     Default  | 
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     config  | 
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     1.3.0  | 
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ip name-server
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     ip name-server <no ip name-server> no ip name-server Configures DNS servers to be used. The no form of the command clears the name server.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     IPv4 address  | 
                
     IPv4 address  | 
        
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     IPv6 address  | 
                
     IPv6 address  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     No server name  | 
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     config  | 
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     History  | 
                
     1.4.2  | 
                
     Updated command description and added the a no form of the command  | 
        
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     1.3.0  | 
                
     First release  | 
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    ufmapl (config)# ip name-server 9.9.9.9  | 
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     N/A  | 
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     The command sequence is important. The ip name-server command should be used during automation, after running the ip address and the ip default-gateway commands  | 
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{ip | ipv6} host
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     {ip | ipv6} host <hostname> <ip-address> no {ip | ipv6} host <hostname> <ip-address> Sets the static domain name. The no form of the command clears the domain name.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     hostname  | 
                
     String  | 
        
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     ip-address  | 
                
     IPv4 or IPv6 address  | 
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     N/A  | 
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     config  | 
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     1.5.0  | 
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     show hosts  | 
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show hosts
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     show hosts Displays hostname, DNS configuration, and static host mappings.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     Any configuration mode  | 
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     1.4.0  | 
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     N/A  | 
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Routing
ip default-gateway
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     ip default-gateway <address> no ip default-gateway <address> Configures a static default route. The no form of the command removes the static route.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     address  | 
                
     gateway IPv4 or IPv6 address  | 
        
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     config  | 
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     History  | 
                
     1.4.2  | 
                
     Updated syntax description and added a no form of the command  | 
        
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     1.3.0  | 
                
     First release  | 
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    ufmapl (config)# ip default-gateway 10.209.36.1  | 
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     N/A  | 
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     The command sequence is important. The ip default-gateway command should be used during automation, after running the ip address command as it requires a static IP setting  | 
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ipv6 default-gateway
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     ipv6 default-gateway <address> no ipv6 default-gateway <address> Configures a static default route. The no form of the command removes the static route.  | 
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     address  | 
                
     gateway IPv6 address  | 
        
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     config  | 
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     1.4.2  | 
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     Example  | 
                
    ufmapl (config)# ip default-gateway ::1  | 
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     N/A  | 
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     The command sequence is important. The ip default-gateway command should be used during automation, after running the ip address command as it requires a static IP setting  | 
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show {ip | ipv6} route
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     show {ip | ipv6} route [static] Displays the routing table in the system.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     static  | 
                
     Filters the table with the static route entries  | 
        
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     N/A  | 
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     Enable  | 
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     1.6.0  | 
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     {ip | ipv6} route  | 
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show {ip | ipv6} default-gateway
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     show {ip | ipv6} default-gateway [static] Displays the default gateway.  | 
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     static  | 
                
     Displays the static configuration of the default gateway  | 
        
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Enable  | 
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     1.6.0  | 
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     {ip | ipv6} default-gateway  | 
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ntp enable
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     ntp enable Enables NTP.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     config  | 
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     1.3.0  | 
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     N/A  | 
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ntp server
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     ntp server <address> no ntp server <address> Configures an NTP server The no form of the command removes NTP server  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     address  | 
                
     IPv4 or IPv6 address  | 
        
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     config  | 
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     History  | 
                
     1.4.2  | 
                
     Updated the command description and added a no form of the command  | 
        
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     1.3.0  | 
                
     First release  | 
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ntp peer
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     ntp peer <address> no ntp peer <address> Configures an NTP peer The no form of the command removes the NTP peer  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     address  | 
                
     IPv4 or IPv6 address  | 
        
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     config  | 
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     History  | 
                
     1.4.2  | 
                
     Added the no form of the command  | 
        
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     First release  | 
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     N/A  | 
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image fetch
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     image fetch <URL> Downloads a system image from a remote host.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     URL  | 
                
     HTTPS, SCP and SFTP are supported  | 
        
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     config  | 
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     1.5.0  | 
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     show images  | 
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image install
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     image install <image-name> Installs an image file.  | 
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     image name  | 
                
     Specifies the image name  | 
        
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     config  | 
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     1.5.0  | 
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     show images  | 
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image delete
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     image delete <image-name> Deletes the specified image file from the hard drive.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     image-name  | 
                
     Specifies the image name  | 
        
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     config  | 
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     1.5.0  | 
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     show images  | 
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show images
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     show image Displays information about the system images and boot parameters.  | 
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     N/A  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     Any configuration mode  | 
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     1.5.0  | 
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     image delete image fetch image install  | 
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File System
debug generate dump
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     debug generate dump Generates a debug dump.e  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     config  | 
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     1.9.0  | 
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     file debug-dump  | 
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     The dump can then be manipulated using the “file debug-dump...” commands  | 
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show files debug-dump
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     show files debug-dump [<filename>] Displays a list of debug dump files.  | 
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     filename  | 
                
     Displays a summary of the contents of a particular debug dump file  | 
        
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     Any configuration mode  | 
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     1.9.0  | 
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     file debug-dump  | 
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file debug-dump
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     file debug-dump {delete {<filename> | latest} | email {<filename> | latest} | upload {{<filename> | latest} <URL>}}| Manipulates debug dump files.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     filename  | 
                
     The specified file name  | 
        
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     latest  | 
                
     Delete, upload, or e-mail the latest debug dump file to a remote host  | 
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     URL  | 
                
     HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, TFTP, SCP and SFTP are supported  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     config  | 
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     History  | 
                
     1.9.0  | 
                
     First release  | 
        
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show log
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     show log [continues | files [<file-number>] ] [ [not] matching <reg-exp>] Displays the log file with optional filter criteria.  | 
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     continues  | 
                
     Displays the last few lines of the current log file and then continues to display new lines as they come in until the user hits Ctrl+C, similar to LINUX "tail" utility  | 
        
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     files  | 
                
     Displays the list of log files  | 
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     file-number  | 
                
     Displays an archived log file, where the number may range from 1 up to the number of archived log files available  | 
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     [not] matching <reg-exp>  | 
                
     The file is piped through a LINUX "grep" utility to only include lines either matching, or not matching, the provided regular expression  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     Any configuration mode  | 
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     1.9.0  | 
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     For the following commands, to quit from the output view, use 'CTRL +C'. 
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logging
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     logging [trap <log-level> | port <log-level>] no logging [trap <log-level> | port <log-level>] Enables sending logging messages, with ability to filter the logging messages according to their classes. The no form of the command stops sending messages to the remote syslog server.  | 
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     log-level  | 
                
    
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     Default  | 
                
     Remote logging is disabled  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     config  | 
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     show logging logging local override  | 
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show logging
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     show logging Displays the logging configurations.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     Any configuration mode  | 
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     1.9.0  | 
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     logging  | 
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User Accounts
username
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     username root disable no username root disable Disable logging into root account The no form of the command reenable login into root account  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     config  | 
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     History  | 
                
     1.4.1  | 
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username root password
username root password<{password>
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     username root password <password> Changes the root user password.  | 
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     password  | 
                
     Specifies a password for the user in string form.  | 
        
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     N/A  | 
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     config  | 
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     History  | 
                
     1.8.0  | 
                
     Updated command name  | 
        
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     1.4.2  | 
                
     First release  | 
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     Example  | 
                
        
            
            
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AAA Methods
aaa authentication login default
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     aaa authentication login default <auth method> [<auth method>] Sets a sequence of authentication methods. Up to two methods can be configured.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     auth-method  | 
                
     Possible values: 
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     N/A  | 
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     config  | 
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     1.6.0  | 
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     show aaa  | 
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     Setting tacacs+ as one of the authentication methods enables tacacs. Setting no taccas+ and only local in the authentication methods disables tacacs.  | 
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show aaa
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     show aaa Displays the AAA configuration.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     Enable  | 
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     History  | 
                
     1.6.0  | 
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     aaa authentication login default  | 
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TACACS+
tacacs-server
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     tacacs-server {key <secret> | timeout <seconds>} no tacacs-server {key | timeout} Sets global TACACS+ server attributes. The no form of the command resets the attributes to default values.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     key  | 
                
     Set a secret key (shared hidden text string) known to the system and to the TACACS+ server  | 
        
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     timeout  | 
                
     Timeout in seconds (1-60)  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     1 second  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     config  | 
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     1.6.0  | 
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     show tacacs tacacs-server host  | 
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     Notes  | 
                
     Each TACACS+ server can override the global secret parameter using the command "tacacs-server host"  | 
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tacacs-server host
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     tacacs-server host <ip-address> {auth-port <port> | key <secret>} no tacacs-server host <ip-address> {auth-port <port>} Configures TACACS+ server attributes. The no form of the command removes the TACACS+ server.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     ip-address  | 
                
     TACACS+ server IP address  | 
        
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     auth-port  | 
                
     TACACS+ server UDP port number  | 
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     key  | 
                
     Set a secret key (shared hidden text string) known to the system and to the TACACS+ server  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     Default TCP port is 49  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     config  | 
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     1.6.0  | 
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     show tacacs tacacs-server  | 
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show tacacs
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     show tacacs Displays TACACS+ configurations.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     Enable  | 
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     History  | 
                
     1.6.0  | 
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     tacacs-server tacacs-server host  | 
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show resources
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     show resources Displays system resources.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     Any configuration mode  | 
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     History  | 
                
     1.6.0  | 
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show version
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     show version Displays version information for the currently running system image.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     Any configuration mode  | 
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     History  | 
                
     1.8.0  | 
                
     Updated command output, added system serial number and a note  | 
        
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     1.4.2  | 
                
     Updated command output  | 
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     1.4.0  | 
                
     First release  | 
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     Example  | 
                
        
            
            
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     Related Commands  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Notes  | 
                
     For devices with IDM v1.0.0, the serial number (SN) is generated based on ODM SN since the NVIDIA SN is not available  | 
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show files system
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     show files system [detail] Displays usage information of the file systems on the system.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     detail  | 
                
     Displays more detailed information on file-system  | 
        
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     Any configuration mode  | 
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     History  | 
                
     1.6.0  | 
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The following CLI commands relate to the operating system license. For UFM License CLI commands, please refer to UFM License.
license install
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     license install <url> Installs a UFM appliance OS license file from a remote host.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     url  | 
                
     https, sftp are supported. Example: sftp://username:password@hostname/path/filename  | 
        
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     config  | 
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     History  | 
                
     1.4.1  | 
                
     First release  | 
        
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     1.4.3  | 
                
     Added the first note in the "Notes" row.  | 
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     license delete show license  | 
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license delete
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     license delete Deletes a UFM appliance OS license file from the hard drive.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     config  | 
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     History  | 
                
     1.4.1  | 
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     Example  | 
                
        
            
            
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     license install show license  | 
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     Notes  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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show license
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     show license Displays UFM appliance OS license information.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     config  | 
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     History  | 
                
     1.4.1  | 
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     Example  | 
                
        
            
            
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     Related Commands  | 
                
     license install license delete  | 
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     Notes  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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_shell
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     _shell Runs a UNIX command shell such as bash. This shell command replaces the CLI; when the user exits the shell, they will be returned to the CLI.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     enable  | 
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     History  | 
                
     1.8.0  | 
                
     Added a note  | 
        
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     1.4.1  | 
                
     First release  | 
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     Example  | 
                
        
            
            
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     Related Commands  | 
                
     license install license delete show license  | 
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     Notes  | 
                
     The OS license check is disabled by default. To enable it, set: 
            
            
    
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docker load <image name>
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     docker load <image name> Loads a docker image from a TAR archive.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     image name  | 
                
     Name of the TAR image to be loaded  | 
        
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     config  | 
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     History  | 
                
     1.7.0  | 
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     Example  | 
                
        
            
            
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     image fetch show docker images docker remove  | 
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     Notes  | 
                
     The image should be downloaded into the UFM Enterprise appliance from a remote host  | 
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docker pull
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     docker pull <image-name>[:<version>] Pulls a docker image from a docker repository.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     image-name [:<version>]  | 
                
     Image name Format: Name:Version If only “Name” is provided, “version” defaults to latest  | 
        
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     config  | 
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     History  | 
                
     1.7.0  | 
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     Example  | 
                
        
            
            
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     Related Commands  | 
                
     show docker images docker remove  | 
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docker remove image <image name> <image version>
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     docker remove image <image-name> <image-version> Removes an image from the Linux docker service.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     image-name  | 
                
     Name of the image to be deleted  | 
        
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     image-version  | 
                
     Version of the image to be deleted  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     config  | 
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     History  | 
                
     1.7.0  | 
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     Example  | 
                
        
            
            
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     Related Commands  | 
                
     show docker images docker remove  | 
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     Notes  | 
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show docker images
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     show docker images Displays docker images.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     enable  | 
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     History  | 
                
     1.7.0  | 
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     Example  | 
                
        
            
            
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     Related Commands  | 
                
     show docker ps docker remove docker pull docker load  | 
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     Notes  | 
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show docker ps
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     show docker ps Displays docker containers.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     enable  | 
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     History  | 
                
     1.7.0  | 
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     Example  | 
                
        
            
            
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     Related Commands  | 
                
     show docker images docker remove docker pull docker load  | 
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     docker exec <container-name> <program-executable> Executes a program within a running docker container.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     container-name  | 
                
     Name of the running docker container  | 
        
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     program-executable  | 
                
     Linux command  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     config docker  | 
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     History  | 
                
     1.8.0  | 
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     Example  | 
                
        
            
            
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     Related Commands  | 
                
     show docker images docker remove image  | 
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     Notes  | 
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docker prune image
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     docker prune image Removes all dangling docker prune images.  | 
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     Syntax Description  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Default  | 
                
     N/A  | 
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     Configuration Mode  | 
                
     config docker  | 
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     History  | 
                
     1.8.0  | 
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     Example  | 
                
        
            
            
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     Related Commands  | 
                
     show docker images docker remove image  | 
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     Notes  | 
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