From: John Galt Kupec (jkupec2@xxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Fri Feb 04 2000 - 14:36:41 GMT-3
I found it handy to set up some common command aliases. Type them into
notepad and then paste them into each router:
alias exec bgp show ip bgp
alias exec ipx show ipx route
alias exec at show apple route
alias exec nei show ip ospf neigh
alias exec ip show ip route
etc.
Earl Aboytes wrote:
>
> Here is a collection of shortcuts that was started on another list.
> Can any of you add to the list?
>
> !Commserver
> w = 'where' = 'show session' on comm server
> connect to routers in order on Commserver. press 1 to connect to R1
> and so forth.
> line 1 16
> no exec
> !prevents all that garbage from coming through when you connect to
> router consoles.
>
> ! router timesavers
> ip classless
> ! Any good reason not to have this?
> no ip domain-lookup
> ! prevents mistakes from becoming DNS lookups
> ip tcp syn 5
> ! Reduces telnet timeout (default is 30 seconds)
> no logg con
> ! Eliminates console messages from popping up while typing
> line con 0
> logging synchronous (or logg sync)
> !This makes console messages a whole lot less annoying. Instead of
> !interrupting your input with a message, the router will now issue the
>
> !message, but repeat your input on the following line with your cursor
> in
> !the original position -- very handy.
>
> line con 0
> no exec-timeout !Prevents console logout
> privilege level 15 !Drops you in privilege EXEC mode without typing
> enable
> line vty 0 4
> no exec-timeout !prevents telnet timeout
> no login !no prompt for login
> privilege level 15 !Drops you in privilege EXEC mode without typing
> enable
>
> ! Catalyst timesavers
> set logout 0 ! prevents console logout
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