
show running-config
Displays the currently operating configuration.
Syntax: show running-config [sub-system]
Description: The running configuration file contains the currently operating configuration file.
Use the show running-config command with no arguments to display the entire current configuration file.
Use the show running-config subsystem command to display only that portion of the current configuration file.
Factory Default: None.
Command Mode: Privileged.
Example 1: The following is sample output from the show running-config command with no arguments:
router#show running-config
!
!
server-id 1
!
server-location 1/11
!
no warm-standby
!
hostname ldpsrv3
!
system-password 7 S9bQQdb9Sd
enable password 7 S9bQQdb9Sd
!
user admin password 7 S9bQQdb9Sd
!
crashdump server 1
!
crashdump server 1 host 10.1.2.78
crashdump server 1 address 10.200.83.173 255.255.0.0
crashdump server 1 gateway 10.200.0.1
crashdump server 1 user labman1
crashdump server 1 password 7 BEMLBJKCFMLA
crashdump server 1 directory /corefiles
crashdump server 1 retry 2
crashdump server 1 filename ldpsrv3
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.
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Example 2: The following is sample output from the show running-config with the keyword traffic-engineering:
router#show running-config traffic-engineering
!
mpls traffic-engineering ospf
path-list pl1
next-address 93.5.1.1
path-list pl2
next-address 92.5.1.1
tunnel t2
egress 93.93.93.93
router#
Related Commands: configure
copy
show boot
show reload
show running-config interface
show startup-config
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Source
File Name: ConfigFileMgrCmd.fm
HTML File Name: ConfigFileMgrCmd19.html
Last Updated: 02/25/05 at 14:26:17