Show running-config command

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A command available on most Cisco 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 and can also be dynamically adjusted by local software features such as port security. See the Cisco device configuration files article for further details on how configurations are stored and can be used, controlled and managed.

Usage Syntax

Configuration Context: Enable

show running-config [options]

Refer to the Cisco CLI output filters guide for details on how you can manipulate the output from this command.

Refer to these articles for details of the options available, depending on platform:

show running-config global command

Usage Notes

On Cisco CSS platforms, the boot and management interface configuration will not be shown. Use the show boot-config command to display this configuration.

Related Commands

Use the show running-config global command displays only the global components of the running configuration.

Command Equivalents

The Extreme & Vyatta command equivalent is the show configuration command

The Nortel Alteon OS command equivalent is the /c/dump command

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