This occurs not becauseĬisco changed its mind on how to present the CLI, but because some of the Users of the Catalyst on the other hand mayĮncounter multiple CLIs dependent upon the model used. But the IOS essentially retained the same look and feel after that pointĪcross all of the router family. With the release of 9.1x, the command line interface vastly differed for the As the router family increased, a number ofĭifferences between the early models and the later became evident. Cisco's history begins with the development of The Catalyst product family evolution does not have the same roots as theĬisco router products. The XDI CLI is often referred to as 'CatOS.' Used by the Catalyst 4000/5000/6000 family.Ĭisco folklore has it that XDI is the name of a UNIX-like kernel purchasedįor use in equipment that evolved into the Catalyst 4000, 5000, and 6000 This chapter deals primarily, however, with the ' XDI' interface Examples of configuring theĬatalyst 8500 series are included in Chapter 11, 'Layer 3 Switching.' The menu driven configuration for the other Catalysts is addressed in the last Uploading and downloading code images and configuration files. Line interface including aspects like command line recall, command editing, Router CLI and the Catalyst 4000/5000/6000 family.

This chapter compares differences between the The Catalyst 4000/5000/6000 series differs from the 3000 series, In fact, the Catalyst family has several CLIs based upon the However, most Catalysts CLIs differ from those found onĬisco routers. The CLI characteristics are seen across nearly all of the Users familiar with Cisco routers exercise a command line interface (CLI)Įmbedded in the IOS. Redundant Supervisor modules to ensure system operation in the event of a moduleĬonfiguring Other CatalystsProvides a quick overview of theĬonfiguration methods for the 1900/2800 and the 3000 series of Catalyst Redundant Supervisor Modules≽iscusses how to implement Image File Management≽escribes how to transfer Supervisor I, Restore configuration files on flash and TFTP servers for Supervisor I, II, and Recover passwords for the Catalyst 5000/6000 series of switches.Ĭonfiguration File Management≽iscusses how to store and PasswordsProvides documentation on how to set, change, and Using the Catalyst 5000/6000 Command-Line Interface≽escribesĬommand-line recall, editing, and help for the Catalyst 5000 series. How to operate under the Console, Telnet, and TFTP configuration modes for Standard Cisco representation for interpreting commands administered on CatalystĬatalyst 5000 Configuration MethodsProvides information on

This chapter covers the following key topics:Ĭatalyst 5000/6000 CLI Syntax ConventionsProvides the

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