Command Line-Only Commands
Many CLI commands have an equivalent functionality in the Web Interface, so you can accomplish a task using either interface. The following lists commands that have no Web Interface functionality.
EXEC Mode Commands
- configure terminal
- no history
- no prompt
- no terminal length |width
- help
- cd
- copy (including copy running-config startup-config, copy startup-config running-config and all local/remote copy)
- delete flash: image
- delete filename
- dir [dirname]
- debug
- disable
- enable
- exit
- quit
- more (including more running-config, more log-file, more running-script)
- prompt
- rename
Command Line-Only Commands
- terminal history|size|length|width
- traceroute
- show history
- show running-config
- show terminal
Config Mode Commands
- do
- ip username ftp|scp|sftp
- ip password ftp|scp|sftp
- show context
Commands that Invoke Applications or Scripts
- calendar set
- timezone set|menu
- date
- capture-packets
- analyze-capture
- debug
- diagnostics[-controller]
- ping
- pwd
- shutdown controller force
- reload controller default
- run
- setup
- upgrade
- downgrade
- poweroff
- show calendar
- show timezones
- show file systems
- show memory
- show cpu-utilization
- show processes
Command Line-Only Commands
- show flash
- show qosflows
- show scripts
- show station details
- show syslog-host
- show log
- autochannel
- rogue-ap log clear
- telnet
- syslog-host
Hi,
i have deleted the default admin user. a technican told me that i will need it for some configuration issues.
for example: connect ap
is he right?
kind regards
roman