From: Voss, David (dvoss@heidrick.com)
Date: Thu Mar 13 2003 - 13:44:30 GMT-3
I've seen quite a few alias commands but have found the following to work
very well for me and save a lot of time. Just an FYI on an approach you may
be interested in.
i= ip route table
o= ospf
e= eigrp
b= bgp
x= clear
alias exec i show ip route
alias exec ii show ip int brief
alias exec xi clear ip route *
alias exec o show ip ospf nei
alias exec oo show ip ospf database
alias exec ooo sh run | b router ospf
alias exec xo clear ip ospf process
alias exec e show ip eigrp nei
alias exec ee show ip eigrp top
alias exec eee show run | b router eigrp
alias exec xe clear ip eigrp nei
alias exec b show ip bgp sum
alias exec bb show ip bgp
alias exec bbb show run | b router bgp
alias exec xb clear ip bgp * soft
alias exec w write mem
alias exec c config t
alias exec ia show isdn active
alias exec is show isdn status
alias exec span show spanning-tree
alias exec spand show spanning-tree detail
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