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1 CLI COMMAND SUMMARY BY MODE DDoS Module Configuration Mode Commands 267 (config-ddos) disable-as 269 (config-ddos) dproxy 271 (config-ddos) enable 273 (config-ddos) global-domain 275 (config-ddos) max-database-entries 277 (config-ddos) mitigation-rule 279 (config-ddos) peacetime database 281 (config-ddos) rate-llimit 282 (config-ddos) scaling-factor 284 (config-ddos) script play-config 286 (config-ddos) show 287 (config-ddos) show attacks 288 (config-ddos) show ddos-config 293 (config-ddos) show dproxy 289 (config-ddos) show failed-dns 290 (config-ddos) show rate-limit 292 (config-ddos) show statistics 294 (config-ddos) show status 295 DRP Agent Configuration Mode Commands 297 (config-drp) authentication key 298 (config-drp) enable 299 (config-drp) probe icmp-rtt 300 (config-drp) probe path-rtt 302 (config-drp) probe tcp-rtt 312 (config-drp-icmp-rtt) timeout 301 (config-drp-path-rtt) burst-size 305 (config-drp-path-rtt) destination-port 307 (config-drp-path-rtt) init-ttl 309 (config-drp-path-rtt) max-failure-ttl 310 (config-drp-path-rtt) max ttl 311 (config-drp-path-rtt) probe-type 304 (config-drp-path-rtt) sourceport 308 (config-drp-path-rtt) timeout 306 (config-drp-tcp-rttprobe) destination-port 313 (config-drp-tcp-rttprobe) sourceport 314 (config-drp-tcp-rttprobe) timeout 315 General Commands 2? 4 cd 6 clear ddos config 9 clear statistics 7 clock 10 cnr 16 cnr access-mode enable 18 cnr backup-time edit 20 cnr install/uninstall 22 cnr security-kit 24 IN-1
2 cnr shell 26 configure 27 copy 28 ddos peacetime 30, 31 database erase 32 save 33 show 34 start 35 stop 36 ddos restore defaults 37 del 38 dir 39 disable 41 dnslookup 42 enable 43 enable-passwd 44 end 46 exit 47 ftp 48 gss 49 gssm 54 gss tech-report 53 help 57 install 58 license 59 lls 60 ls 62 lsof 63 no 65 ping 66 proximity database delete 67 proximity database dump 69 proximity database load 72 proximity database periodic-backup 75 proximity group-summary dump 76 proximity play-config 77 proximity start 79 proximity statistics group-summary dump 80 proximity stop 81 pwd 82 refresh-gssmesh-statistics 83 reload 85 rename 86 reset-gui-admin-password 87 restore-factory-defaults 88 rotate-logs 90 scp 91 setup 93 show access-group 96 show access-list 97 show arp 98 show boot-config 99, 105, 106 show clock 100 show cnr access-mode 101 show cnr aslb 102 show cnr backup-time 103 show cnr security-kit 104 show ddos IN-2
3 drpoxy 107 failed-dns 108 rate-limit 110 status 112 show ddos-config 111 show disk 113 show ftp 114 show glsb-config 115 show glsb-errors 118 show interface 119 show inventory 120 show ip routes 121 show license 122 show logging 123 show logs 124 show memory 125 show ntp 126 show processes 127 show properties 128 show proximity 129 show proximity database 130 show proximity group-name 132, 133 show running-config 134 show services 135 show snmp 136 show ssh 137 show startup-config 138 show statistics 139 boomerang 140 ddos 144 dns 141 drpagent 145 gss-mesh all dns 146 keepalive 148 proximity 150 sticky 152, 154, 158 tacacs 153 show sticky database 155 show sticky global 157 show sticky-group summary 159 show sticky mesh 160 show supportpass-status 161 show system-status 162 show tacacs 163 show tech-support 164 show telnet 165 show terminal-length 166 show uptime 167 show user 168 show users 169 show version 170 shutdown 171 sticky database delete 172 sticky database dump 175 sticky database load 178 sticky database periodic-backup 180 sticky start 181 sticky stop 182 IN-3
4 supportpass 184 tail 185 tcpdump 187 telnet 190 traceroute 192 type 193 write 195 Global Configuration Mode Commands 196 (config) aaa 197 (config) access-group 200 (config) access-list 201 (config) certificate set-attributes 204 (config) clock 206 (config) cnr aslb enable 212 (config) cnr enable 214 (config) exec-timeout 215 (config) ftp-client enable 217 (config) ftp enable 216 (config) gslb 218 (config) hostname 219 (config) interface ethernet 221 (config) ip 224 (config) logging 227 (config) no 231 (config) ntp enable 233 (config) ntp server 234 (config) snmp 236 (config) snmp-server 239 cpu-falling-threshold 241 cpu-rising-threshold 243 enable traps 245 host 247 trap limit 249 trap-source ethernet 250 (config) ssh enable 251 (config) ssh keys 253 (config) ssh protocol version (config) tacacs-server host 257 (config) tacacs-server keepalive-enable 259 (config) tacacs-server timeout 261 (config) terminal-length 263 (config) username 264 Global Server Load-Balancing Configuration Mode Commands 329 (config-gslb) answer cra 332 (config-gslb) answer-group 352 (config-gslb) answer ns 335 (config-gslb) answer vip 338 (config-gslb) dns rule 362 (config-gslb) domain-list 365 (config-gslb) keepalive-properties cra 369 (config-gslb) keepalive-properties http-head 371 (config-gslb) keepalive-properties icmp 375 (config-gslb) keepalive-properties kalap 377 (config-gslb) keepalive-properties ns 383 (config-gslb) keepalive-properties scripted-kal 380 (config-gslb) keepalive-properties tcp 385 IN-4
5 (config-gslb) location 388 (config-gslb) manual-reactivation 390 (config-gslb) no 392 (config-gslb) owner 394 (config-gslb) proximity assign 396 (config-gslb) proximity group 399 (config-gslb) proximity-properties 402 (config-gslb) region 403 (config-gslb) script play-config 405 (config-gslb) shared-keepalive http-head 407 (config-gslb) shared-keepalive icmp 409 (config-gslb) shared-keepalive kalap 411 (config-gslb) shared-keepalive scripted-kal 414 (config-gslb) shared-keepalive tcp 419 (config-gslb) source-address-list 421 (config-gslb) sticky group 425 (config-gslb) sticky-properties 427 (config-gslb) zone 428 (config-gslb-agcra) answer-add 354 (config-gslb-agns) answer-add 356 (config-gslb-agns) auth-domain 360 (config-gslb-agvip) answer-add 358 http-head 341 icmp 344 kalap 346 scripted-kal 348 tcp 349 (config-gslb-dl) domain 367 (config-gslb-sal) ip address 423 Interface Configuration Mode Commands 316 (config-eth) autosense 319 (config-eth) duplex 321 (config-eth) gss-communications 323 (config-eth) gss-tcp-keepalives 324 (config-eth) ip address 325 (config-eth) no 327 (config-eth) speed 328 Level1IX Proximity Properties Configuration Mode Commands 430 (config-gslb-proxprop) acceptable-rtt 431 (config-gslb-proxprop) acceptable-zone 433 (config-gslb-proxprop) authentication drp enable 435 (config-gslb-proxprop) discovery-sequence 437 (config-gslb-proxprop) enable 439 (config-gslb-proxprop) equivalence 440 (config-gslb-proxprop) fallback-probe-method 441 (config-gslb-proxprop) key drp 443 (config-gslb-proxprop) mask 445 (config-gslb-proxprop) no 447 (config-gslb-proxprop) refresh-interval 449 IN-5
6 (config-gslb-proxprop) timeout 450 (config-gslb-proxprop) wait enable 451 refreshing GSS mesh statistics 83 Rule Configuration Mode Commands 452 (config-gslb-rule) clause number cra-group 455 (config-gslb-rule) clause number ns-group 459 (config-gslb-rule) clause number vip-group 463 (config-gslb-rule) no 468 (config-gslb-rule) sticky method 469 (config-gslb-rule) sticky timeout 471 SNMP server notifications 241, 243 SNMP server notifications enabling 241, 243 snmp-server cpu-rising-threshold command 241, 243 Sticky Properties Configuration Mode Commands 473 (config-gslb-stkyprop) enable 474 (config-gslb-stkyprop) encryption 476 (config-gslb-stkyprop) favored-peer 478 (config-gslb-stkyprop) no 482 (config-gslb-stkyprop) timeout 483 IN-6
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