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CHAPTER 1: Using the Command Line Interface At every command level except the top (root) level, entering the top command and pressing Enter “jumps” the CLI user from the current level to the top (root) command level. The top (root) command level does not have this command available as it isn’t necessary. See the following example: WG(config-qos)#top WG#_ Common Navigation commands The following commands can be used at any level of any CLI mode. history command WG#admin WG(admin)#history Effect Lists the twenty most recently exercised commands at this level. (When this command is applied at other levels, it will result in the last twenty commands entered at that specific level. For more information on extending or adapting this command, see “Reviewing the recently used commands” on page 11. Arguments This command has several adaptations that extend its usefulness. See “Reviewing the recently used commands” on page 11 for details. exit command WG(admin)#exit Effect Exits the current level of CLI and returns to the next-highest command level, all the way to the toplevel WG# prompt. 14 WatchGuard Vclass 5.1
Arguments None. Example WG(admin)#exit Getting started with the WatchGuard CLI top command WG(admin)#top Effect Immediately returns to the top level of the WatchGuard CLI (the “WG#” prompt) from whatever level of CLI you are using. Arguments None. Example WG(admin)#top # As a result, the WG# prompt is displayed. Using keywords The CLI provides keywords such as enable, disable, and no that perform specific functions with system parameters. For example, enable and disable are used to enable and disable existing configurations such as policy schedules and system QoS settings. The following example shows an existing schedule configuration named “24_7_Schedule” being enabled: WG(config)#schedule 24_7_Schedule enable The keyword no functions as a simple “on/off” switch for configuration components, as shown in the following example: WG(config)#denial_of_service no - pingofdeath WatchGuard Command Line Interface Guide 15
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