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iSG18GFP User Manual, General, Section G
iSG18GFP
Intelligent 18 Port Compact Service Aware Ethernet Switch
IEC 61850-3 and IEEE 1613 Compliant
Version 4.5.06.1, Apr 2020
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Table of Contents
CHAPTER 1: ABOUT THE DOCUMENT ................................................................................................1
1.1 iSG18GFP Overview............................................................................................1
1.2 Using this Document ..........................................................................................1
1.2.1 Documentation Purpose .......................................................................................1
1.2.2 Intended Audience ................................................................................................2
1.2.3 Documentation Suite.............................................................................................2
1.2.4 Conventions Used.................................................................................................3
1.3 List of Abbreviations ..........................................................................................4
1.4 References...........................................................................................................4
CHAPTER 2: HARDWARE AND INTERFACES.....................................................................................5
2.1 Graphical View of Hardware ..............................................................................5
2.2 Logical System View...........................................................................................5
CHAPTER 3: INSTALLATION ................................................................................................................6
3.1 Distance Kept for Natural Air Flow....................................................................6
3.2 Grounding............................................................................................................6
3.3 Connecting to a Power Source..........................................................................7
3.3.1 Wiring DC Input Voltage Feed ..............................................................................7
3.3.2 Wiring AC Input Voltage Connector......................................................................8
3.3.3 Power Budget .......................................................................................................8
CHAPTER 4: CONFIGURATION ENVIRONMENT.................................................................................9
4.1 Command Line Interface ....................................................................................9
4.2 Command Line navigation ...............................................................................10
4.2.1 Minimum Abbreviation ........................................................................................10
4.2.2 GREP ..................................................................................................................10
4.2.3 Dynamic Completion of Commands ...................................................................11
4.2.4 Help (?) ...............................................................................................................11
4.2.5 Keyboard Shortcuts ............................................................................................11
4.3 Supported Functionalities................................................................................12
4.4 System Defaults ................................................................................................14
4.5 Root Commands ...............................................................................................15
4.6 Root Commands Description ..........................................................................16
4.7 GCE Commands................................................................................................17
4.8 GCE Commands Description...........................................................................20
4.9 ACE Commands ................................................................................................24
4.10 Main Show Commands.....................................................................................25
4.10.1 GCE ....................................................................................................................25
4.10.2 ACE.....................................................................................................................26
CHAPTER 5: SYSTEM VERSION AND DATABASE...........................................................................28
5.1.1 OS Version..........................................................................................................28
5.2 Running Configuration.....................................................................................28
5.3 Commands Hierarchy .......................................................................................28
5.4 Upgrading the OS..............................................................................................30
5.4.1 From USB ...........................................................................................................30
5.4.2 From SFTP .........................................................................................................31
5.5 Example of Exporting DB and Logs................................................................33
5.6 Example of Exporting DB Files to Flash Drive...............................................33
5.7 Example of Importing DB from TFTP ..............................................................33
5.8 Safe Mode ..........................................................................................................34

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5.8.1 OS Image Upgrade and Recovery......................................................................36
5.8.2 Uploading OS Image Update from USB .............................................................37
5.8.3 Installing First Firmware Image from a USB .......................................................41
5.8.4 Updating the iSG18GFP’s OS ............................................................................42
5.8.5 System Database Import/ Export........................................................................43
CHAPTER 6: PORT INTERFACES.......................................................................................................46
6.1 Port addressing.................................................................................................46
6.2 Graphical View of System Interface ................................................................46
6.3 A Logical View of Ports ....................................................................................47
6.4 Enabling Ports...................................................................................................47
6.5 ACE Ports ..........................................................................................................47
6.5.1 Default State .......................................................................................................48
6.5.2 VLAN Assignment...............................................................................................48
6.6 Ports FE 0/9-16 ..................................................................................................48
6.7 Serial Ports ........................................................................................................48
6.8 PoE Ports ...........................................................................................................48
6.8.1 Power Management of PoE ................................................................................49
6.8.2 Mode of PoE .......................................................................................................49
6.8.3 PoE command Hierarchy ....................................................................................49
6.8.4 PoE Commands Description...............................................................................50
6.9 Cellular Ports.....................................................................................................50
6.10 Controlling Ports...............................................................................................50
6.10.1 Storm Control......................................................................................................50
6.10.2 Rate Limit Output ................................................................................................50
6.11 Ports Command Hierarchy...............................................................................50
6.12 Ports Commands Description .........................................................................52
6.12.1 Port Configuration Example ................................................................................54
6.12.2 Configuration Output Example............................................................................56
CHAPTER 7: LOGIN AND MANAGEMENT .........................................................................................58
7.1 Login Authentication Hierarchy ......................................................................58
7.2 Login Authentication Commands Description ..............................................59
7.3 Password Commands Hierarchy.....................................................................60
7.4 Password Change Procedure (GCE/ACE) ......................................................60
7.5 Password Expiration.........................................................................................61
7.6 CLI / iDMS User and Password Protection.....................................................61
7.7 Examples ...........................................................................................................62
7.8 Privilege Level ...................................................................................................63
7.8.1 Commands Description.......................................................................................63
7.9 Serial Console Port ...........................................................................................64
7.9.1 Connecting to the Console Port ..........................................................................64
7.9.1.1 Connecting the device to a PC using the Console Port: ------------- 64
7.9.2 CLI Console Commands.....................................................................................64
7.10 Management ......................................................................................................65
7.10.1 Default state........................................................................................................65
7.10.2 Commands Hierarchy .........................................................................................65
7.10.3 Commands Description.......................................................................................67
7.10.4 Example ..............................................................................................................68
7.11 System Alias......................................................................................................69
7.12 CLI Pagination ...................................................................................................69
7.13 MAC-Address Table (FDB) ...............................................................................70
7.13.1 Port Mac Learning Limit ......................................................................................70
7.13.2 Commands Hierarchy .........................................................................................70
7.13.3 Configuration Example, Static MAC entry ..........................................................71

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7.13.4 Example of Exceeding MAC Learning Limit at a port .........................................71
7.14 IP ARP Table......................................................................................................72
7.14.1 Commands Hierarchy .........................................................................................72
7.14.2 Configuration Example........................................................................................73
Table of Tables
Table 1 – Documentation Suite Details ........................................................................................................................2
Table 2 – Acronyms Used in this Document ................................................................................................................4
Table 3 – Power Consumption Details .........................................................................................................................8
Table 4 – Command Line Interface ..............................................................................................................................9
Table 5 – Overview of Supported Features and Corresponding Configuration Environment ....................................12
Table 6 – Detailed Description of Supported Features and their Configuration Environment ...................................12
Table 7 – Features and Interfaces Defaults ...............................................................................................................14
Table 8 – Root Commands Description......................................................................................................................16
Table 9 – GCE Commands Description .....................................................................................................................20
Table 10 – Port Addressing Syntax ............................................................................................................................46
Table 11 – Ports Default States..................................................................................................................................48
Table 12 – Ports Default States..................................................................................................................................48
Table 13 – PoE Commands Description ....................................................................................................................50
Table 14 – Ports Commands Description...................................................................................................................52
Table 15 – Login Authentication Commands Description ..........................................................................................59
Table 16 – Commands Description ............................................................................................................................63
Table 17 – Commands Description ............................................................................................................................64
Table 18 – Default State of Features..........................................................................................................................65
Table 19 – Commands Description ............................................................................................................................67
Table 20 – Commands for Creating Alias...................................................................................................................69
Table 21 – Commands Hierarchy ...............................................................................................................................72
Table of FIGURES
Figure 1 – Graphical View of Hardware........................................................................................................................5
Figure 2 – Logical System View ...................................................................................................................................5
Figure 3 – Distance for Natural Air Flow.......................................................................................................................6
Figure 4 – Upgrading OS from USB ...........................................................................................................................30
Figure 5 – Uploading OS Image from USB ................................................................................................................37
Figure 6 – Graphical View of System Interface ..........................................................................................................46
Figure 7 - Error Message when Wrong Password Entered ........................................................................................61

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About the Document
1.1 iSG18GFP Overview
The iSG18GFP is an intelligent 18 port compact Service-Aware Ethernet switch, IEC 61850-3 and IEEE 1613
compliant which is designed with a unique strong packet processing application-aware engine to fit the most critical
industrial application. The optional support of an integrated firewall on every port of the iSG18GFP provides a
network-based distributed security. The switch also contains a VPN gateway with 2 operational modes: inter-site
connectivity using IPSec tunnels and remote user access via SSH.
The iSG18GFP is a natural fit for installation at MV/LV transformer sites acting as secure access points for the
Distributed Automation control of remote sites. This product is as a secure gateway for Ethernet, IP, and Serial
services as an optimized platform for servicing these needs over the network core. The iSG18GFP provides
maximum protection against cyber threats.
The iSG18GFP can be managed by the iManage Software Suite (iMSS). The product is made of galvanized steel
and has a wide operating temperature from -40°C to +85°C suitable for the harshest of environments without fans.
1.2 Using this Document
1.2.1 Documentation Purpose
This user guide includes the information for installing, configuring and operating the iSG18GFP Ethernet switch. This
document contains Section G of the iSG18GFP user manual. The Section G is the General section of the iSG18GFP
User Manuals. It provides the complete syntax for the commands available in the currently-supported software
version and describes the features supplied with the device.

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It includes installation, Configuration Environment (Command Line Interface and navigation, main show commands),
System Version and Database, Port Interfaces, Login Management, etc.
For more information regarding the device installation, refer to the “Installation and Maintenance document.”
For the latest software updates, see the Release Notes for the relevant release. If the release notes contain
information that conflicts with the information in the user guide or supplements it, follow the release notes' instructions.
The Ethernet type of an interface is determined during system startup. While configuring interface-specific
parameters, its Ethernet type needs to be specified correctly. A fastethernet interface cannot be configured as a
gigabit-ethernet interface and vice-versa.
This part of the document describes the general structure and features of the product.
•For basic networking features, please refer to Section B, iSG18GFP User Manual, Basic, Section B, UM-B-
iSG18GFP-4.5.06.01-EN.docx
•For security features, refer to iSG18GFP User Manual, Security, Section S, UM-S-iSG18GFP-4.5.06.01-
EN.docx
•For enhanced security features, please refer to iSG18GFP User Manual, Enhanced Security, Section E,
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1.2.2 Intended Audience
This user guide is intended for network administrators responsible for installing and configuring network equipment.
Users must be familiar with the concepts and terminology of Ethernet and local area networking (LAN) to use this
User Guide.
1.2.3 Documentation Suite
This document is one part of the full documentation suite provided with this product.
Table 1 – Documentation Suite Details
You are: Document Function Function
Installation
Guide
Contains information about installing the hardware and
software; including site
preparation, testing, and safety
information.
User Guide
Contains information on configuring and using the
system.
Release Notes
Contains information about the current release, including
new features, resolved issues (bug fixes), known
issues,
and late-
breaking information that supersedes information
in other documentation

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1.2.4 Conventions Used
Conventions
Usage
Example
< > Parameter inside < > indicate the
Input fields of syntax
<integer (100-1000)>
[ ] Parameter inside [ ] indicate
Optional fields of syntax
[<output file>]
{ } Grouping parameters in the syntax {console}
| Separating grouped parameters in
the syntax
{console | vty | <line-number(0-
16)>}
Calibri (Body) 10 Example Your Product# enable 15
Courier New 10 regular blue
Courier New 10 regular
black
CLI command outputs
Current privilege level is
15
Your Product# show
privilege

Pre-requisites or special
information to which the user
needs to pay special attention

Alias name can be set only for
the commands having equal to or
less than 10 tokens.

Notes
BFD support is enabled in an
interface by default.
Caution
Caution. Do not remove the earth
connection unless all power supply
connections are disconnected
Danger
Danger. Before connecting power
to the platform, make sure that the
grounding posts are firmly
connected to a reliable ground, as
described below.

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1.3 List of Abbreviations
Table 2 – Acronyms Used in this Document
Acronym
Explanation
ACE
Application Configuration Environment
ARP
Address Resolution Protocol
CLI
Command Line Interface (CLI)
Fa or
FE
Fa stands for Fast Ethernet
Gi
Gigabit Ethernet
GCE
General Configuration Environment
MAC
Media Access Control
VLAN
Virtual LAN
TCP
Transport Control Protocol
OSPF
Open Shortest Path First
PoE
Power over Ethernet
SCADA
Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition
su
substitute user, super user, switch user, or set user
USB
Universal Serial Bus
WAN
Wide Area Network
1.4 References
N/A

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Hardware and Interfaces
2.1 Graphical View of Hardware
Figure 1 – Graphical View of Hardware
2.2 Logical System View
Figure 2 – Logical System View
FE Ports FE 0/1-8
SFP GE 0/1-2
FE Ports SFP FE 0/9-16

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Installation
3.1 Distance Kept for Natural Air Flow
Proper installation requires keeping 10 cm distance from top and bottom between the iSG18GFP to another
neighboring device for proper cooling using natural air flow. Refer to the figure below.
Figure 3 – Distance for Natural Air Flow
3.2 Grounding
1. To install the grounding wire, prepare a minimum 10 American Wire Gauge (AWG) grounding wire terminated
by a crimped two-hole lug with hole diameter and spacing as shown in the below figure. Use a suitable crimping
tool to fasten the lug securely to the wire. Adhere to your company’s policy as to the wire gauge and the number
of crimps on the lug.
10
AWG

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2. Apply some antioxidant onto the metal surface.
3. Mount the lug on the grounding posts, replace the spring-washers and fasten the bolts.
Avoid using excessive torque.
CAUTION
Do not remove the earth connection unless all power supply connections are disconnected.
DANGER
Before connecting power to the platform, make sure that the grounding posts are firmly
connected to a reliable ground, as described below.
3.3 Connecting to a Power Source
CAUTION
Please refer to the iSG18GFP installation guide for complete installation instructions.
3.3.1 Wiring DC Input Voltage Feed
Input voltage can be either AC or DC depending on the specific module you purchased. Carefully review the label on
the back of the module.
For the DC version, there are 2 connection inputs. They are marked as "PWR A" and "PWR B". For proper operation,
it is only necessary to connect one power source, either to "PWR A" or to "PWR B". However, for redundancy
purposes you may connect 2 different power sources—one at "PWR A" and the second to "PWR B".
For wiring the voltage, an opposite plug connector (2 pcs) is supplied.

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3.3.2 Wiring AC Input Voltage Connector
For an AC product option, there is a single input connector
Use a brown wire for the Line (Phase) conductor, a green/yellow for the grounding, and a Blue wire for the neutral
conductor. Use 18AWG (1mm2) wire with insulated ferrules.
3.3.3 Power Budget
Please refer to the iSG18GFP installation guide for complete breakdown of power consumption per product group
and recommended upstream fuse protection.
Following table details power consumption for any hardware variants (with cellular and serial interfaces).
Table 3 – Power Consumption Details
Unit Power feed Max Power [Watt]
Version without POE ports
Max Power [Watt]
Version with POE ports
12 VDC 20 90
24 VDC 20 130
48 VDC 20 140
110 VDC 20 140
110 VAC 30 140
220 VAC 30 140

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Configuration Environment
Two CLI-based configuration environments are available for the user:
1. Global Configuration Environment (GCE)
2. Application Configuration Environment (ACE)
These two environments are complementing each other and allowing each a set of supported interfaces, network
tools, and management. At the iSG18GFP infrastructure, the GCE and ACE are representing two different software
processing areas. The physical and logical communication between these areas are done by internal switching
/routing using the Ethernet gigabit ports Gi 0/3 and Gi 0/4. These are known as the ACE ports.
For additional information about the ACE ports, see the Section 6.5 ACE Ports.
4.1 Command Line Interface
The Command Line Interface (CLI) is used to configure the iSG18GFP from a console attached to the serial port of
the switch or from a remote terminal using Telnet or SSH. The following table lists the CLI environments and modes.
Table 4 – Command Line Interface
Command Mode
Access Method
Prompt
Exit Method
Root
Following user log in this mode
is available to the user. iSG18GFP#
To exit this mode would
mean the user to log out
from the system.
Use the command
logout.
GCE
Use the command config to
enter the Global Configuration
mode.
iSG18GFP(config)#
To exit to the Root
mode, the commands
exit and end are used.
Global Hierarchy
Configuration
From the Global Configuration
mode command, you may drill
down to specific feature sub
tree.
Example is shown here for
interface configuration sub
tree.
iSG18GFP(config-
if)#
To exit to the Global
Configuration mode,
the exit command is
used and to exit to the
Root mode, the end
command is used.
ACE
Use the “application connect”
from the Privileged mode to
enter the application
configuration area.
[/]
To exit to the Global
Configuration mode,
the exit command is
used
Application Hierarchy
Configuration
From the application root, you
may drill down to specific
feature sub tree.
example is shown here for
router configuration sub tree
using the command “router”
[router/]
To exit to the application
root use ‘..’ (two dots).
The commands exit and
end are not applicable
at this sub tree mode.

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4.2 Command Line navigation
4.2.1 Minimum Abbreviation
The CLI accepts a minimum number of characters that uniquely identify a command. Therefore, you can abbreviate
commands and parameters as long as they contain enough letters to differentiate them from any other available
commands or parameters on the specific CLI mode.
4.2.2 GREP
The ‘GREP’ and ‘GREP –V’ allows filtering long show outputs.
‘GREP <text>’- filter to output lines which includes the given text.
‘GREP –v <text>’- filter to output lines which do not include the given text.
Example:
1. Show running-config vlan without filtering.
iSG18GFP# show running-config vlan
#Building configuration...
vlan 4091
ports gigabitethernet 0/1-4
!
!
vlan 1
ports fastethernet 0/1-8 gigabitethernet 0/1-4 untagged fastethernet 0/1-8 gigabitethernet 0/1-2
!
!
vlan 4092
ports gigabitethernet 0/3 fastethernet 0/10-11 untagged fastethernet 0/10-11
!
!
vlan 4093
ports gigabitethernet 0/3
!
!
vlan 10
ports fastethernet 0/1 gigabitethernet 0/3
!

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!
mac-address-table static unicast 02:20:d2:fc:1c:78 vlan 4092 interface gigabitethernet 0/3
mac-address-table static unicast 02:20:d2:fc:1c:79 vlan 4092 interface fastethernet 0/10
mac-address-table static unicast 02:20:d2:fc:1c:7a vlan 4092 interface fastethernet 0/11
2. Show running-config vlan with grep filtering.
iSG18GFP# show running-config vlan | grep vlan
vlan 4091
vlan 1
vlan 4092
vlan 4093
vlan 10
mac-address-table static unicast 02:20:d2:fc:1c:78 vlan 4092 interface gigabit…
mac-address-table static unicast 02:20:d2:fc:1c:79 vlan 4092 interface fastethernet…
mac-address-table static unicast 02:20:d2:fc:1c:7a vlan 4092 interface fastethernet…
4.2.3 Dynamic Completion of Commands
In addition to minimum abbreviation functionality, the CLI can display the commands’ possible completions. To
display possible command completions, type the partial command followed immediately by <Tab>.
In case that a partial command uniquely identifies a command, the CLI displays the full command. Otherwise, the
CLI displays a list of options.
4.2.4 Help (?)
Use “?” to retrieve completion options and as a help for a command.
4.2.5 Keyboard Shortcuts
The following keyboard shortcuts are supported.
1. ‘CTRL D’
a. At the GCE: moves one CLI mode back.
b. At the ACE: exits to GCE Root.
2. ‘CTRL Z’
a. At the GCE: moves to the ROOT.

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4.3 Supported Functionalities
•L2 Ethernet switching
•L3 dynamic and static routing
•SCADA services
•Firewall
•Secure networking
The table below gives an overview of the supported features and their corresponding configuration environment.
Table 5 – Overview of Supported Features and Corresponding Configuration
Environment
Global Configuration Environment (GCE) Application Configuration Environment (ACE)
L2 Ethernet switching Ethernet ports Serial ports Cellular modem
OSPF VLAN tagging IPSec VPN
Management Authentication SCADA Gateway SCADA Firewall
L2-L4 Firewall QOS Serial services Terminal services
ERP MSTP OSPF RIP
FTP SNMP NAT
The table below details the iSG18GFP supported features and their corresponding configuration environment.
Table 6 – Detailed Description of Supported Features and their Configuration
Environment
Group
Feature
GCE
ACE
Interfaces Cellular modem with 2 SIM cards X
FE RJ45 Ports X
Fiber Optic ports X
Gigabit ports X
POE ports X
RS 232 ports, with control lines X
SFP Ports X
USB X
Switching
Management 802.1 X
Auto Crossing X
Auto Negotiation IEEE 802.3ab X
Mac list X
Storm Control X
VLAN segregation Tagging IEEE 802.1q X
IGMP Snooping X
IGMP v1, v2, v3 X

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Group
Feature
GCE
ACE
Backup / Restore running config X
Conditioned/ scheduled system reboot X
Console serial port X
FTP client X
Inband Management X
Outband Management X
Remote Upgrade X
Safe Mode X
SFTP Client X
SNMP Trap X
SNMP X
SSH Client X X
Syslog X X
Telnet Client X X
Telnet server X X
TFTP Client X
Web management interface X
Networking LLDP X
OAM CFM ITU-T Y.1731 X
QOS X
Protection
Conditioned/ scheduled system reboot X
ITU-T G.8032v2 Ethernet ring X
Link Aggregation with LACP X
MSTP IEEE 802.1s X
Protection between Cellular ISP (SIM cards backup) X
Spanning Tree X
Routing
DHCP Client X
DHCP Relay X
DHCP Server X
IPv4 X X
OSPF v2 X X
RIPv2 X
Static Routing X X
VRRP X
NAT X
Security
ACLs, L2-L4 X
Application aware IPS Firewall for SCADA protocols X

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Group Feature GCE ACE
IEEE 802.1X Port Based Network Access Control. X
IPSec X
Local Authentication X
MAC limit X
Port shutdown X
RADIUS Accounting and Authentication X
TACACS X
Time
Local Time settings X
NTP X
Diagnostics Counters & statistics per Port X
Led diagnostics X
Ping X X
Port mirroring X
Relay Alarm Contact X
RMON X
Trace Route X
Serial Gateway
IEC 101/104 gateway X
IEC 104 Firewall X
Serial Transparent Tunneling X
Terminal Server X
VPN
L2 GRE VPN X
L3 IPSec VPN X
L3 mGRE DM-VPN X
4.4 System Defaults
The following table details the features and interfaces defaults.
Table 7 – Features and Interfaces Defaults
Feature
Default state
Ethernet Ports All ports are enabled
Serial interfaces Disabled
Cellular modem Disabled
VLAN 1 Enabled (all ports are members)
Ports PVID All Ethernet ports have PVID 1
POE POE is enabled for supporting hardware
Layer 3 interface Interface VLAN 1 is set to: 10.0.0.1/8
Spanning Tree
MST is enabled.
Application ports gigabit 0/3-0/4 are edge ports. Depending on hardware type
ports fast 0/9-0/16 may be edge ports as well (ET28 HW variants)
LLDP Disabled

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Feature
Default state
SSH Enabled
Telnet Disabled
Syslog Disabled
SNMP Disabled
TACACS Disabled
Radius Disabled
ACLs Disabled
SNTP Disabled
Firewall Disabled
VPN Disabled
4.5 Root Commands
The Root Configuration Environment list of main CLI commands is shown below
+Root
- Help
- clear screen
- enable
- disable
- configure terminal / configure
- run script
- listuser
- lock
- username
- enable password
- line
- access-list provision mode
- access-list commit
- exec-timeout
- logout
- end
- exit
- show privilege
- show line