Show configuration command
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A command available on most Extreme & Vyatta platforms; used to display the configuration currently in use by the device and stored in RAM. This configuration could differ from the startup configuration used when the device starts/boots up. The running configuration can be changed by a user, an SNMP PUT command and other methods. See the Extreme Configuration Files article for further details on how Extreme configurations are stored and can be used, controlled and managed.
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Usage Syntax
show configuration [options]
Command Equivalents
The Cisco command equivalent is the show running-config command
The Nortel Alteon OS command equivalent is the /c/dump command
Related Commands
The Extreme save configuration command is used to save the current running configuration (in memory) to the locally stored configuration files used on system startup.
The Cisco show startup-config command is used to display the configuration used on system startup.
The Cisco copy running-config command is used to save the current running configuration (in memory) to the locally stored configuration files used on system startup, or other locations.
The Vyatta commit command is used to save the current running configuration (in memory) to the locally stored configuration files used on system startup.
The Nortel Alteon OS apply command, revert command and save command
Related Articles
Extreme device configuration files
Cisco device configuration files
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