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ContentsxCisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01(config) windows-domain 3-413Interface Configuration Mode Commands

3-58Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands lspwd

3-59Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands mkdirmkdirTo create a directory, use the mkdir EXEC co

3-60Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands mkfilemkfileTo create a new file, use the mkfile EXEC

3-61Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands ntpdatentpdateTo set the software clock (time and date

3-62Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands pingpingTo send echo packets for diagnosing basic netw

3-63Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands pwdpwdTo view the present working directory on a WAAS

3-64Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands reloadreloadTo halt and perform a cold restart on a WA

3-65Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands renamerenameTo rename a file on a WAAS device, use the

3-66Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands restorerestoreTo restore the device to its manufacture

3-67Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands restoreBy removing the WAAS Central Manager database,

xiCisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01PrefaceThis preface describes who should read the Cisco Wide Area Application Serv

3-68Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands restoreIn the following example, entering the show dis

3-69Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands restoreWAE# show versionCisco Wide Area Application Se

3-70Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands rmdirrmdirTo delete a directory on a WAAS device, use

3-71Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands scpscpTo copy files between network hosts, use the scp

3-72Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands scpCommand Modes EXECDevice Modes application-accelera

3-73Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands scriptscriptTo execute a script provided by Cisco or c

3-74Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands setupsetupTo configure basic configuration settings (g

3-75Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show aaa accountingshow aaa accountingTo display the A

3-76Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show aaa accountingRelated Commands (config) aaa accou

3-77Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show adaptershow adapterTo display the status and conf

xiiCisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Preface • The WAE Device Manager GUI allows you to remotely configure, manag

3-78Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show alarmsshow alarmsTo display information on variou

3-79Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show alarmsThe three levels of alarms in WAAS software

3-80Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show alarmsRelated Commands (config) alarm overload-de

3-81Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show arpshow arpTo display the ARP table for a WAAS de

3-82Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show authenticationshow authenticationTo display the a

3-83Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show authenticationTable 3-7 describes the field in th

3-84Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show auto-registershow auto-registerTo display the sta

3-85Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show bannershow bannerTo display the message of the da

3-86Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show bypassshow bypassTo display static bypass configu

3-87Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show cdpshow cdpTo display CDP configuration informati

xiiiCisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01PrefaceDocument ConventionsThis command reference uses these basic conventions t

3-88Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show cdpUsage Guidelines The show cdp command displays

3-89Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show cdpTable 3-13 describes the fields shown in the s

3-90Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show cdpTable 3-17 describes the fields shown in the s

3-91Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show cdpTable 3-19 describes the field in the show cdp

3-92Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show cdpRelated Commands (config) cdp(config-if) cdpcl

3-93Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show clockshow clockTo display information about the s

3-94Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show clockExamples Table 3-22 describes the field in t

3-95Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show cmsshow cmsTo display Centralized Management Syst

3-96Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show cmsTable 3-25 describes the fields shown in the s

3-97Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show cmsTable 3-27 describes the field in the show cms

xivCisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Preface • Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command Reference (this manua

3-98Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show debuggingshow debuggingTo display the state of ea

3-99Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show device-modeshow device-modeTo display the configu

3-100Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show device-modeExamples Table 3-28 describes the fie

3-101Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show disksshow disksTo view information about the WAA

3-102Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show disksProactively Monitoring Disk Health with SMA

3-103Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show disksSMART support is vendor dependent; each dis

3-104Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show disksRelated Commands disk(config) diskshow tech

3-105Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show flashshow flashTo display the flash memory versi

3-106Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show hardwareshow hardwareTo display system hardware

3-107Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show hardwareXXXX Mbytes of Physical memory Number of

CHAPTER 1-1Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-011Using the WAAS Command-Line InterfaceThe Cisco WAAS software command-line

3-108Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show hardwareRelated Commands show disksshow versionT

3-109Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show hostsshow hostsTo view the hosts on a WAAS devic

3-110Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show inetdshow inetdTo display the status of TCP/IP s

3-111Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show interfaceshow interfaceTo display the hardware i

3-112Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show interfaceExamples Table 3-37 describes the field

3-113Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show interfaceThe following example displays informat

3-114Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show interfaceTable 3-39 describes the fields shown i

3-115Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show interfaceTable 3-40 describes the field shown in

3-116Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show inventoryshow inventoryTo display the system inv

3-117Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show ip access-listshow ip access-listTo display the

1-2Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 1 Using the WAAS Command-Line Interface Using Command ModesUsing

3-118Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show ip access-listRelated Commands clear(config) ip

3-119Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show ip routesshow ip routesTo display the IP routing

3-120Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show kerberosshow kerberosTo display the Kerberos aut

3-121Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show loggingshow loggingTo display the system message

3-122Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show memoryshow memoryTo display memory blocks and st

3-123Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show ntpshow ntpTo display the NTP parameters for a W

3-124Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show ntpRelated Commands clock(config) clock(config)

3-125Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show policy-engine applicationshow policy-engine appl

3-126Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show policy-engine applicationTable 3-49 describes th

3-127Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show policy-engine applicationTable 3-50 describes th

1-3Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 1 Using the WAAS Command-Line Interface Using Command ModesUsing

3-128Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show policy-engine applicationRelated Commands (confi

3-129Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show policy-engine statusshow policy-engine statusTo

3-130Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show policy-engine status(config) policy-engine appli

3-131Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show print-servicesshow print-servicesTo display admi

3-132Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show print-servicesRelated Commands (config) authenti

3-133Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show processesshow processesTo display CPU or memory

3-134Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show processesExamples Table 3-53 describes the field

3-135Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show radius-servershow radius-serverTo display RADIUS

3-136Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show radius-serverRelated Commands (config) radius-se

3-137Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show running-configshow running-configTo display a WA

1-4Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 1 Using the WAAS Command-Line Interface Using Command ModesComman

3-138Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show servicesshow servicesTo display services-related

3-139Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show smb-confshow smb-confTo view a WAAS device’s cur

3-140Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show smb-confforce printername = yeslpq cache time =

3-141Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show snmpshow snmpTo check the status of SNMP communi

3-142Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show snmpTable 3-56 summarizes the mapping of module

3-143Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show snmp(1): Name for the trigger. This name is loc

3-144Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show snmpTable 3-60 describes the fields shown in the

3-145Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show snmpTable 3-62 describes the fields shown in the

3-146Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show snmp(config) snmp-server viewsnmp trigger

3-147Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show sshshow sshTo display the status and configurati

1-5Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 1 Using the WAAS Command-Line Interface Using Command ModesUsing

3-148Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show standbyshow standbyTo display information about

3-149Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show standbyRelated Commands show interfaceshow runni

3-150Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show startup-configshow startup-configTo display the

3-151Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show startup-configRelated Commands configurecopy run

3-152Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics authenticationshow statistics authent

3-153Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics content-distribution-networkshow stat

3-154Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics dreshow statistics dreTo display Data

3-155Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics dreRelated Commands debugshow statist

3-156Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics dre connectionshow statistics dre con

3-157Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics dre connectionExamples Table 3-66 des

THE SPECIFICATIONS AND INFORMATION REGARDING THE PRODUCTS IN THIS MANUAL ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL STATEMENTS, INFORMATION, AND RECOM

1-6Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 1 Using the WAAS Command-Line Interface Using Command ModesDevice

3-158Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics dre peershow statistics dre peerTo di

3-159Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics dre peerConcurrent connections (Last

3-160Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics dre peerRelated Commands debug show s

3-161Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics epmshow statistics epmTo display EndP

3-162Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics icmpshow statistics icmpTo display IC

3-163Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics icmpRelated Commands clearICMP messag

3-164Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics ipshow statistics ipTo display IP sta

3-165Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics ipunknown protocol Number of locally-

3-166Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics ipRelated Commands clear(config) ip(c

3-167Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics netstatshow statistics netstatTo disp

1-7Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 1 Using the WAAS Command-Line Interface Using Command-Line Proces

3-168Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics radiusshow statistics radiusTo displa

3-169Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics radiusRelated Commands clear(config)

3-170Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics servicesshow statistics servicesTo di

3-171Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics snmpshow statistics snmpTo display SN

3-172Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics snmpRelated Commands show snmp(config

3-173Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics tacacsshow statistics tacacsTo displa

3-174Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics tacacsRelated Commands clear(config)

3-175Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics tcpshow statistics tcpTo display TCP

3-176Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics tcpSegments sent Total number of seg

3-177Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics tcpPAWS passive Number of incoming SY

1-8Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 1 Using the WAAS Command-Line Interface Checking Command SyntaxWA

3-178Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics tcpRelated Commands clearshow tcp(con

3-179Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics tfoshow statistics tfoTo display Traf

3-180Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics tfoRelated Commands show tfo accelera

3-181Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics udpshow statistics udpTo display User

3-182Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics wccpshow statistics wccpTo display WC

3-183Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics wccpExamples Table 3-79 describes the

3-184Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics wccpConnections bypassed due to load

3-185Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics wccpPackets due to clean wccp shutdow

3-186Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics wccpRelated Commands (config) wccp ac

3-187Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics windows-domainshow statistics windows

1-9Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 1 Using the WAAS Command-Line Interface Using the no Form of Comm

3-188Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show statistics windows-domainRelated Commands window

3-189Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show sysfsshow sysfsTo display system file system (sy

3-190Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show tacacsshow tacacsTo display TACACS+ authenticati

3-191Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show tacacsRelated Commands clearshow statistics taca

3-192Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show tcpshow tcpTo display TCP configuration informat

3-193Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show tcpRelated Commands clearshow statistics tcp (co

3-194Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show tech-supportshow tech-supportTo view information

3-195Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show tech-supportList of all disk drives:Physical dis

3-196Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show tech-supportshow processes memory show memory sh

3-197Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show telnetshow telnetTo display Telnet services conf

1-10Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 1 Using the WAAS Command-Line Interface Navigating the WAAS Dire

3-198Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show tfo acceleratorsshow tfo acceleratorsTo display

3-199Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show tfo auto-discoveryshow tfo auto-discoveryTo disp

3-200Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show tfo auto-discovery Unix allocation failure

3-201Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show tfo bufpoolshow tfo bufpoolTo display Traffic Fl

3-202Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show tfo bufpoolshow tfo filteringshow tfo statusshow

3-203Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show tfo connectionshow tfo connectionTo display Traf

3-204Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show tfo connectionRelated Commands show statistics d

3-205Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show tfo filteringshow tfo filteringTo display inform

3-206Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show tfo filtering 10.99.22.200:1984 10.99.11.2

3-207Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show tfo statusshow tfo statusTo display global Traff

1-11Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 1 Using the WAAS Command-Line Interface Navigating the WAAS Dire

3-208Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show tfo synqshow tfo synqTo display the cumulative s

3-209Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show transaction-loggingshow transaction-loggingTo di

3-210Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show usershow userTo display user identification numb

3-211Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show users administrativeshow users administrativeTo

3-212Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show users administrativeRelated Commands clear(confi

3-213Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show versionshow versionTo display version informatio

3-214Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show wccpshow wccpTo display Web Cache Connection Pro

3-215Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show wccpExamples Table 3-88 describes the fields sho

3-216Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show wccpConnections bypassed due to load Number of c

3-217Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show wccpPackets due to clean wccp shutdownNumber of

1-12Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 1 Using the WAAS Command-Line Interface Managing WAAS Files Per

3-218Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show wccpThe following example shows the output of th

3-219Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show wccpThe following example is the output from the

3-220Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show windows-domainshow windows-domainTo display Wind

3-221Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands show windows-domainRelated Commands windows-domain(co

3-222Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands shutdownshutdownTo shut down the WAAS device use the

3-223Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands shutdownThe shutdown poweroff command closes all appl

3-224Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands shutdownTo power down the WAAS device, press and hold

3-225Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands snmp triggersnmp triggerTo configure thresholds for a

3-226Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands snmp triggerDefaults No default behavior or valuesCom

3-227Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands snmp triggerExamples The following example shows how

1-13Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 1 Using the WAAS Command-Line Interface Managing WAAS Files Per

3-228Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands sshsshTo allow secure encrypted communications betwee

3-229Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands tcpdumptcpdumpTo dump network traffic, use the tcpdum

3-230Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands telnettelnetTo log in to a WAAS device using the Teln

3-231Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands terminalterminalTo set the number of lines displayed

3-232Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands tetherealtetherealTo analyze network traffic from the

3-233Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands tethereal visual - Visual Networks traffic cap

3-234Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands traceroutetracerouteTo trace the route between a WAAS

3-235Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands transaction-logtransaction-logTo force the exporting

3-236Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands typetypeTo display a file, use the type EXEC command.

3-237Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands type-tailtype-tailTo view a specified number of lines

1-14Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 1 Using the WAAS Command-Line Interface Managing WAAS Files Per

3-238Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands type-tailExamples The following example looks for a l

3-239Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands undebugundebugTo disable debugging functions, use the

3-240Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands undebugIn the central manager device mode, the undebu

3-241Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands undebugcli (Optional) Disables CLI debugging.all Disa

3-242Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands undebugtraps Disables SNMP trap debugging.tfo (Optio

3-243Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands undebugThe following syntax table describes the optio

3-244Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands wafswafsTo backup, restore, or create a system report

3-245Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands wafsExamples The following example creates a backup f

3-246Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands whoamiwhoamiTo display the username of the current us

3-247Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands windows-domainwindows-domainTo access the Windows dom

CHAPTER 2-1Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-012Cisco WAAS Software Command SummaryThis chapter summarizes the Cisco WAAS

3-248Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands windows-domainExamples The following example shows th

3-249Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands windows-domainUsername : user98Password : *****Privil

3-250Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands writewriteTo save startup configurations on a WAAS de

3-251Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI CommandsConfiguration Mode Commands Use global configuration mode

3-252Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) aaa accounting(config) aaa accountingTo conf

3-253Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) aaa accountingUsage Guidelines The AAA accou

3-254Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) aaa accountingExamples The following example

3-255Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) aaa accountingThe following are some example

3-256Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) adapter(config) adapterTo enable the EndPoin

3-257Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) alarm overload-detect(config) alarm overload

iiiCisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01CONTENTSPreface xiCHAPTER 1 Using the WAAS Command-Line Interface 1-1Usin

2-2Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 2 Cisco WAAS Software Command Summary (config-if) bandwidth Sets

3-258Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) alarm overload-detectWhen the WAAS device is

3-259Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) asset(config) assetTo set the tag name for t

3-260Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) authentication(config) authenticationTo spec

3-261Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) authenticationDefaults The local authenticat

3-262Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) authenticationTo configure TACACS+, use the

3-263Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) authenticationServer RedundancyAuthenticatio

3-264Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) authenticationNote Authorization privileges

3-265Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) auto-register(config) auto-registerTo enable

3-266Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) auto-registerFor autoregistration to work, y

3-267Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) auto-registerExamples The following example

2-3Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 2 Cisco WAAS Software Command Summarycopy system-status Copies the s

3-268Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) banner(config) bannerTo configure the EXEC,

3-269Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) bannerNote When you run an SSH version 1 cli

3-270Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) bannerAfter the user enters a valid WAAS use

3-271Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) bypass(config) bypassTo configure static byp

3-272Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) bypassA static list of source and destinatio

3-273Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) cdp(config) cdpTo configure the Cisco Discov

3-274Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) cdpRelated Commands (config-if) cdpclearshow

3-275Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) central-manager(config) central-managerTo sp

3-276Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) central-managerIf you change the WAAS Centra

3-277Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) central-managerNote We recommend that you up

2-4Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 2 Cisco WAAS Software Command Summary (config) exec-timeout Confi

3-278Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) clock(config) clockTo set the summer dayligh

3-279Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) clockDefaults No default behavior or valuesC

3-280Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) clockAsia/Bangkok +7Asia/Colombo +6Asia/Dacc

3-281Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) clockExamples The following example specifie

3-282Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) cms(config) cmsTo schedule maintenance and e

3-283Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) cmsDefaults database maintenance regular: en

3-284Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) device mode(config) device modeTo configure

3-285Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) device modeYou can configure an inline WAE a

3-286Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) disk(config) diskTo configure how disk error

3-287Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) diskWith a WAAS device, a disk device error

2-5Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 2 Cisco WAAS Software Command Summary(config) kernel Enables the ker

3-288Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) end(config) endTo exit global configuration

3-289Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) exec-timeout(config) exec-timeoutTo configur

3-290Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) exit(config) exitTo terminate global configu

3-291Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) help(config) helpTo obtain online help for t

3-292Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) help version WCCP Version NumberTh

3-293Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) hostname(config) hostnameTo configure the ne

3-294Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) inetd(config) inetdTo enable FTP and RCP ser

3-295Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) interface(config) interfaceTo configure a Gi

3-296Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) interfaceaccess-group Configures access cont

3-297Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) interfaceDefaults No default behavior or val

2-6Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 2 Cisco WAAS Software Command Summary (config) policy-engine appl

3-298Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) interfacedoes not apply; you can configure t

3-299Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) interfaceDefining Interface DescriptionsYou

3-300Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) interfaceWAE(config)#The following example e

3-301Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) interfaceWAE# show interface GigabitEthernet

3-302Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) ip(config) ipTo change initial network devic

3-303Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) ipTo define a default domain name, use the i

3-304Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) ipThe following example configures a default

3-305Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) ip access-list(config) ip access-listTo crea

3-306Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) ip access-listUsage Guidelines Use access li

3-307Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) ip access-listThe following example shows ho

2-7Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 2 Cisco WAAS Software Command Summary(config) print-services Enables

3-308Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) kerberos(config) kerberosTo authenticate a u

3-309Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) kerberosThe KDC server and all hosts with Ke

3-310Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) kernel(config) kernelTo enable access to the

3-311Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) line(config) lineTo specify terminal line se

3-312Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) logging(config) loggingTo configure system l

3-313Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) loggingfacility Use one of the following key

3-314Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) loggingDefaults Logging: onPriority of messa

3-315Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) logging • priority-code is the severity lev

3-316Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) no(config) noTo undo a global configuration

3-317Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) noDefaults No default behavior or valuesComm

2-8Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 2 Cisco WAAS Software Command Summary show disks Displays the dis

3-318Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) ntp(config) ntpTo configure the NTP server a

3-319Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) policy-engine application classifier(config)

3-320Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) policy-engine application classifierThe WAAS

3-321Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) policy-engine application map adaptor EPM(co

3-322Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) policy-engine application map adaptor EPMCom

3-323Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) policy-engine application map adaptor WAFS t

3-324Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) policy-engine application map adaptor WAFS t

3-325Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) policy-engine application map basic delete(c

3-326Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) policy-engine application map basic disable(

3-327Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) policy-engine application map basic insert(c

2-9Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 2 Cisco WAAS Software Command Summaryshow services Displays informat

3-328Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) policy-engine application map basic list(con

3-329Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) policy-engine application map basic move(con

3-330Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) policy-engine application map basic move(con

3-331Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) policy-engine application map basic name(con

3-332Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) policy-engine application map basic nameNote

3-333Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) policy-engine application map other optimize

3-334Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) policy-engine application map other optimize

3-335Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) policy-engine application map other optimize

3-336Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) policy-engine application map other pass-thr

3-337Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) policy-engine application name(config) polic

2-10Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 2 Cisco WAAS Software Command Summary show statistics tfo Displa

3-338Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) policy-engine application name(config) polic

3-339Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) policy-engine config(config) policy-engine c

3-340Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) port-channel(config) port-channelTo configur

3-341Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) primary-interface(config) primary-interfaceT

3-342Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) primary-interfaceExamples The following exam

3-343Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) print-services(config) print-servicesTo enab

3-344Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) print-servicesFrom the WAAS CLI, you can sta

3-345Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) print-servicesYou can delete a print service

3-346Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) radius-server(config) radius-serverTo config

3-347Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) radius-serverNote For more information about

2-11Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 2 Cisco WAAS Software Command Summaryshow wccp Displays the WCCP in

3-348Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) smb-conf(config) smb-confTo manually configu

3-349Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) smb-conf Ta b l e 3-92 Print-Related Parame

3-350Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) smb-confrealm CISCO Active Directory domain

3-351Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) smb-confExamples The following example shows

3-352Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) snmp-server access-list(config) snmp-server

3-353Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) snmp-server community(config) snmp-server co

3-354Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) snmp-server communityExamples The following

3-355Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) snmp-server contact(config) snmp-server cont

3-356Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) snmp-server enable traps(config) snmp-server

3-357Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) snmp-server enable trapsDevice Modes applica

ContentsivCisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01copy disk 3-14copy ftp 3-15copy http 3-19copy running-config

2-12Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 2 Cisco WAAS Software Command Summary (config) tcp Configures th

3-358Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) snmp-server enable trapsRelated Commands (co

3-359Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) snmp-server group(config) snmp-server groupT

3-360Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) snmp-server groupExamples The following exam

3-361Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) snmp-server host(config) snmp-server hostTo

3-362Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) snmp-server hostUsage Guidelines If you do n

3-363Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) snmp-server location(config) snmp-server loc

3-364Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) snmp-server mib(config) snmp-server mibTo co

3-365Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) snmp-server mibDownloading MIB Files to WAEs

3-366Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) snmp-server notify inform(config) snmp-serve

3-367Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) snmp-server user(config) snmp-server userTo

2-13Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 2 Cisco WAAS Software Command Summaryundebug Disables the debugging

3-368Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) snmp-server userUsage Guidelines When defini

3-369Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) snmp-server view(config) snmp-server viewTo

3-370Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) sshd(config) sshdTo enable the SSH daemon on

3-371Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) sshdUsage Guidelines SSH enables login acces

3-372Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) sshdExamples The following example enables a

3-373Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) ssh-key-generate(config) ssh-key-generateTo

3-374Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) tacacs(config) tacacsTo configure TACACS+ se

3-375Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) tacacsThe TACACS+ remote database can also b

3-376Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) tacacs Timeout = 5 Retransmit = 2

3-377Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) tcp(config) tcpTo configure TCP parameters o

2-14Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 2 Cisco WAAS Software Command Summary

3-378Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) tcpDefaults tcp cwnd-base: 2tcp increase-xmi

3-379Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) tcpUse the tcp keepalive-timeout global conf

3-380Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) telnet enable(config) telnet enableTo enable

3-381Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) tfo auto-discovery(config) tfo auto-discover

3-382Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) tfo optimize(config) tfo optimizeTo configur

3-383Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) tfo tcp keepalive(config) tfo tcp keepaliveT

3-384Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) tfo tcp optimized-mss(config) tfo tcp optimi

3-385Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) tfo tcp optimized-receive-buffer(config) tfo

3-386Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) tfo tcp optimized-send-buffer(config) tfo tc

3-387Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) tfo tcp original-mss(config) tfo tcp origina

CHAPTER 3-1Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-013CLI Commands This chapter provides detailed information for the following

3-388Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) tfo tcp original-receive-buffer(config) tfo

3-389Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) tfo tcp original-send-buffer(config) tfo tcp

3-390Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) transaction-logs(config) transaction-logsTo

3-391Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) transaction-logsparameter Specifies one of t

3-392Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) transaction-logshours Number of hours for da

3-393Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) transaction-logslogin User login to target F

3-394Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) transaction-logsDefaults archive: disableden

3-395Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) transaction-logssyslog server. You can limit

3-396Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) transaction-logswhere ce-host is the host na

3-397Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) username(config) usernameTo establish userna

3-2Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands EXEC Mode Commands Use the EXEC mode for setting, viewi

3-398Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) usernameUsage Guidelines A system administra

3-399Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) usernameUser AuthenticationUser access is co

3-400Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) wccp access-list(config) wccp access-listTo

3-401Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) wccp access-listStandard IP access list 98

3-402Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) wccp access-listThe following example shows

3-403Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) wccp flow-redirect(config) wccp flow-redirec

3-404Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) wccp router-list(config) wccp router-list To

3-405Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) wccp shutdown(config) wccp shutdownTo set th

3-406Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) wccp shutdownExamples The following example

3-407Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) wccp slow-start(config) wccp slow-startTo en

3-3Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands cdcdTo change from one directory to another directory i

3-408Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) wccp slow-startExamples The following exampl

3-409Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) wccp tcp-promiscuous(config) wccp tcp-promis

3-410Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) wccp tcp-promiscuousCommand Modes global con

3-411Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) wccp version(config) wccp versionTo specify

3-412Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) wccp versionExamples The following example s

3-413Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) windows-domain(config) windows-domainTo conf

3-414Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config) windows-domainDevice Modes application-accel

3-415Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI CommandsInterface Configuration Mode Commands Use the interface c

3-416Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-if) autosense(config-if) autosenseTo enable a

3-417Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-if) bandwidth(config-if) bandwidthTo configur

3-4Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands clearclearTo clear the hardware interface, statistics,

3-418Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-if) bandwidthRelated Commands (config-if) aut

3-419Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-if) cdp(config-if) cdpTo enable the Cisco Dis

3-420Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-if) exit(config-if) exitTo terminate interfac

3-421Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-if) failover timeout(config-if) failover time

3-422Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-if) full-duplex(config-if) full-duplexTo conf

3-423Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-if) half-duplex(config-if) half-duplexTo conf

3-424Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-if) inline(config-if) inlineTo enable inline

3-425Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-if) inline(config)# interface inlineGroup 1/0

3-426Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-if) ip(config-if) ipTo configure the IP addre

3-427Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-if) ipNote No two interfaces can have IP addr

3-5Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands clearDefaults No default behavior or valuesCommand Mode

3-428Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-if) ip access-group(config-if) ip access-grou

3-429Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-if) mtu(config-if) mtuTo set the interface Ma

3-430Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-if) no(config-if) noTo negate a Gigabit Ether

3-431Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-if) no ip Interface Internet Pro

3-432Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-if) shutdown(config-if) shutdownTo shut down

3-433Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-if) standby(config-if) standbyTo configure an

3-434Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-if) standbyDevice Modes application-accelerat

3-435Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-if) standbyNote Interface IP addresses and st

3-436Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-if) standby Member interfaces: none

3-437Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-if) standbyWAE(config-if)# exitWAE(config)# i

3-6Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands clearWAE# clear loggingIn the following example, all au

3-438Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands Standard ACL Configuration Mode Commands To create an

3-439Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI CommandsTo create an entry, use a deny or permit keyword and spec

3-440Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands . . .ip access-list standard teststdacl permit 192.16

3-441Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-std-nacl) delete(config-std-nacl) deleteTo de

3-442Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-std-nacl) deny(config-std-nacl) denyTo add a

3-443Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-std-nacl) denyTo allow connections from a spe

3-444Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-std-nacl) exit(config-std-nacl) exitTo termin

3-445Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-std-nacl) list(config-std-nacl) listTo displa

3-446Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-std-nacl) move(config-std-nacl) moveTo move a

3-447Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-std-nacl) permit(config-std-nacl) permitTo ad

3-7Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands clockclockTo set clock functions or update the calendar

3-448Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-std-nacl) permitTo allow connections from a s

3-449Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI CommandsExtended ACL Configuration Mode CommandsTo create and mod

3-450Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands • An application layer proxy firewall with a harden

3-451Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI CommandsExamples The following commands create an access list on

3-452Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-ext-nacl) delete(config-ext-nacl) deleteTo de

3-453Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-ext-nacl) deny(config-ext-nacl) denyTo add a

3-454Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-ext-nacl) denyDefaults An access list drops a

3-455Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-ext-nacl) denyTo allow connections from a spe

3-456Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-ext-nacl) denyTable 3-95 lists the keywords t

3-457Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-ext-nacl) denyThe following example shows how

ContentsvCisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01script 3-73setup 3-74show aaa accounting 3-75show adapter 3

3-8Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands cmscmsTo configure the Centralized Management System (C

3-458Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-ext-nacl) exit(config-ext-nacl) exitTo termin

3-459Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-ext-nacl) list(config-ext-nacl) listTo displa

3-460Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-ext-nacl) move(config-ext-nacl) moveTo move a

3-461Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-ext-nacl) permit(config-ext-nacl) permitTo ad

3-462Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-ext-nacl) permitDefaults An access list drops

3-463Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-ext-nacl) permitinstance, the wildcard 0.0.0.

3-464Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-ext-nacl) permitTable 3-98 lists the keywords

3-465Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-ext-nacl) permitinterface GigabitEthernet 1/0

3-466Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands (config-ext-nacl) permit

A-1Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01APPENDIXAAcronyms and AbbreviationsTable A-1 defines the acronyms and abbreviatio

3-9Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands cmsDevice Modes application-acceleratorcentral-managerU

A-2Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Appendix A Acronyms and Abbreviations KDC key distribution centerLDAP Lig

A-3Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Appendix A Acronyms and AbbreviationsTDB Trivial DataBaseTFTP Trivial File T

A-4Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Appendix A Acronyms and Abbreviations

SUM-1Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01CLI COMMAND SUMMARY BY MODEConfiguration Mode Commands(config) aaa accounting

IndexSUM-2Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01(config) snmp-server mib 3-364(config) snmp-server notify inform 3

IndexSUM-3Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01show arp 3-81show authentication 3-82show auto-register 3-84sh

IndexSUM-4Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01traceroute 3-234transaction-log 3-235type 3-236type-tail 3

3-10Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands cmsWhen you enter the cms lcm disable command, the CMS

3-11Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands configureconfigureTo enter global configuration mode,

3-12Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands copy cdromcopy cdromTo copy software release files fro

3-13Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands copy compactflashcopy compactflashTo copy software rel

3-14Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands copy diskcopy diskTo copy the configuration or image d

3-15Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands copy ftpcopy ftpTo copy software configuration or imag

3-16Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands copy ftpDefaults No default behaviors or valuesCommand

3-17Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands copy ftpCaution Be extraordinarily careful when upgrad

ContentsviCisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01show smb-conf 3-139show snmp 3-141show ssh 3-147show standby

3-18Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands copy ftpupgradeserver.cisco.com FTP server (Version wu

3-19Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands copy httpcopy httpTo copy configuration or image files

3-20Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands copy httpUpgrading the BIOSYou can remotely upgrade th

3-21Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands copy httpExamples The following example shows how to c

3-22Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands copy httpErasing block 2f:280000 - 28ffffErasing block

3-23Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands copy running-configcopy running-configTo copy a config

3-24Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands copy startup-configcopy startup-configTo copy configur

3-25Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands copy sysreportcopy sysreportTo copy system troubleshoo

3-26Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands copy sysreportDevice Modes application-acceleratorcent

3-27Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands copy system-statuscopy system-statusTo copy status inf

ContentsviiCisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01show transaction-logging 3-209show user 3-210show users administr

3-28Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands copy tech-supportcopy tech-supportTo copy the configur

3-29Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands copy tftpcopy tftpTo copy configuration or image data

3-30Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands copy tftpRelated Commands installreloadshow running-co

3-31Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands cpfilecpfileTo make a copy of a file, use the cpfile E

3-32Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands debugdebugTo monitor and record the WAAS application a

3-33Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands debugIn the central manager device mode, the debug com

3-34Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands debugpackets Enables packet-related CDP debugging.cli

3-35Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands debugThe following syntax table describes the options

3-36Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands debugDefaults No default behavior or valuesCommand Mod

3-37Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands debugRelated Commands show debuggingundebug

ContentsviiiCisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01(config) device mode 3-284(config) disk 3-286(config) end 3-

3-38Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands delfiledelfileTo delete a file from the current direct

3-39Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands deltreedeltreeTo remove a directory along with all of

3-40Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands dirdirTo view details of one file or all files in a di

3-41Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands dirThe following example shows only the detailed infor

3-42Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands disabledisableTo turn off privileged EXEC commands, us

3-43Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands diskdiskTo configure disks on a WAAS device, use the d

3-44Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands diskRAID-1 (mirroring) is used for all file systems on

3-45Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands disk5. Mark disk01 as good by entering the disk mark E

3-46Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands diskRemoving All Disk Partitions on a Single Disk Driv

3-47Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands dnslookupdnslookupTo resolve a host or domain name to

ContentsixCisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01(config) smb-conf 3-348(config) snmp-server access-list 3-352(conf

3-48Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands enableenableTo access privileged EXEC commands, use th

3-49Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands exitexitTo terminate privileged-level EXEC mode and re

3-50Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands find-patternfind-patternTo search for a particular pat

3-51Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands find-patternExamples The following example shows how t

3-52Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands helphelpTo obtain online help for the command-line int

3-53Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands installinstallTo install a new software image (such as

3-54Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands lesslessTo display a file using the LESS application,

3-55Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands llsllsTo view a long list of directory names, use the

3-56Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands llsRelated Commands dir lls ls

3-57Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceOL-11817-01Chapter 3 CLI Commands lslsTo view a list of files or subdirectory names with