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=== Basic Commands === | === Basic Commands === | ||
In similar fashion to Cisco IOS, configuration has to be entered in config mode, and the configuration can only be viewed in Operator mode. | In similar fashion to Cisco IOS, configuration has to be entered in config mode, and the configuration can only be viewed in Operator mode. | ||
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! Command !! Description | |||
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| <code>configure</code> || Enter configuration mode | |||
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| <code>commit</code> || Apply changes made since last commit | |||
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| <code>save</code> || Save changes since last save (otherwise lost at reboot) | |||
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| <code>discard</code> || Discard changes made since last commit | |||
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=== Firewall === | === Firewall === | ||
If an interface has no firewall config, then it passes all traffic. Once any firewall config is applied then that interface acts as a firewall. | If an interface has no firewall config, then it passes all traffic. Once any firewall config is applied then that interface acts as a firewall. |