This document provides summaries of commands for managing chassis hardware, system software and processes, configuration management, file management, routing, forwarding, firewall configuration, interface testing and monitoring, and policy testing on a Juniper router. Key commands include show chassis, show system, configuration, file management commands like copy and delete, show route, clear route, ping, traceroute, interface monitoring commands, and test policy.
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Command Juniper Resume
This document provides summaries of commands for managing chassis hardware, system software and processes, configuration management, file management, routing, forwarding, firewall configuration, interface testing and monitoring, and policy testing on a Juniper router. Key commands include show chassis, show system, configuration, file management commands like copy and delete, show route, clear route, ping, traceroute, interface monitoring commands, and test policy.
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Chassis Management
show chassis alarm Chassis alarm status
show chassis craft-interface Information currently on craft display set chassis display message "M40e unit for swap" displays a user defined message on the LCD craft interface show chassis environment Environmental information temperature show chassis temperature-thresholds Displays temperature thresholds show chassis routing-engine Displays info a!out the "E# memory C$% utili&ation show chassis hardware detail'frus'e(t )ardware inventory * serial num!ers+ frus shows fans+ e(t shows eeprom# flash'dis, capacity show chassis fpc displays status of all -$Cs installed .mem heap should !e /001 23 show chassis fpc detail includes also 4"5M'4D"5M availa!le Mem and usage show chassis fpc pic-satus Displays info for all $ICs show chassis pic fpc-slot 0 pic-slot 6 Displays info a!out one particular $IC show chassis mac-addresses M5C address show chassis 7fe! 8 sc! 8 ss! 8 sfm slot9 displays satus a!out $-E system control !oard .temp# cpu1#D"5M:3 System management show host ns loo,up show version displays software running on the !o( show system software detail displays installed pac,ages show system uptime uptime of the router show system processes e(tensive'summary 4how the process ta!le show system statistics ip# icmp#: 4how protocol statistics show system connections lists only active I$ soc,ets on "E show system users 4how users currently logged into the system show system storage displays the amount of amount of free dis, space on file system root1 df -, show system storage from Shell show system !oot-messages displays contents of !oot log .!oot-up messages3 show system virtual-memory displays current memory state re;uest system re!oot "estarts the system re;uest system halt 4tops the router and prepares it to !e shut down re;uest system re!oot "e!oot the system re;uest system snapshot 4ave config in 'altconfig and software in 'altroot !efore upgrade re;uest support information show tech re;uest system software add /p,gname< performs !sd pg,add+ always use =!undle .4-<> =install3 restart /process< 7 gracefully# immediately# soft9 "estart process re;uest chassis routing-engine diagnostics all (hidden) runs a diagnostic script in compact-flash#hard-dis, memory re;uest system storage cleanup -ree storage space on the router !y rotating log files and proposing a list of files for deletion? %ser input is re;uired for file deletion? Configuration configuration enters configuration mode show displays the current configuration 8 match item filters the output of the command 8 find item filters starting with the regular e(pression 8 save /file< save configuration as /file< edit modifies configuration statements set sets configuration statements delete removes configuration statements e(it e(ists edit mode and also config mode commit save# validate and activate a complete config commit chec, =ust chec, config do not apply commit confirmed ( activates config for a ( minutes and then as, for confirmation# (@60 default commit and-;uit activates config and e(ists edit mode commit synchroni&e activates config on active "E and replicates it into !ac,up "E commit full .hidden3 signals to all daemons a 4IA)%$ .,ill -63 which forces them to read their config files .restarts all daemons3 root1 mgd -l .hidden3 from shell same as commit full !ut from shell commit at activates config at a given time .schedule a commit3 clear system commit Clear all pending commit re;uests roll!ac, 0 deletes the new edited changes and returns to current config roll!ac, returns to the last commited config roll!ac, * commit it will return to previously saved config? Bnly at the top level2 load merge /'var'home'user'config< com!ines the current config and the new one load override /'var'home'user'config< erases the candidate config and replaces it with "luis" load merge terminal copy and paste portions of the config# vanaf root config load factory-default loads the factory default settings config show 8 compare compares the candidate config with the running config show system roll!ac, 40 displays a roll!ac, file show system roll!ac, compare 0 CD shows differences !etween roll!ac,s 0 and CD files save saves config in 'var'home directory save usernameEhostFfilename saves config in remote system using ssh show configuration groups =unos-defaults .hidden3 displays only certain G%HB4 default settins .system'services'apps3 Managing files start shell 'config flashdis, contains active config and roll!ac,s 6#D C 'var'd!'config harddis, contains roll!ac, files 4 through 4I 'var'tmp harddis, contains core files generated !y the daemons when they crash 'var'log harddis, files generated !y the logging and traceoptions 'var'home harddis, contains su!directory per user 'altroot harddis, contains a copy of the root file structure form the flash drive 'altconfig harddis, contains a copy of the 'config file structure on the flash drive file list displays all files on this user home directory file list 'config displays all files on the 'config directory file show /file< displays content of /file< file delete deletes a file from hard dis, file copy source destination copies files from one "E to the other file copy filename ftp://hostname/filename ftp Copy -iles from the Local "outer to a "emote 4ystem file copy filename scpF''userEhostname'filename scp file copy ftp://hostname/filename filename ftp Copy -iles from a "emote 4ystem to the local router show system roll!ac, 40 displays a roll!ac, file show system roll!ac, compare 0 CD shows differences !etween roll!ac,s 0 and CD files Logs located in 'var'log show log messages shows all the logs# location is 'var'log show log file-name shows logs a!out an specific log file show log cli show logs a!out cli commands issued show log chassisd show logs a!out chassis pro!s show log install show logs releveant to an install G%HB4 version show log de!ug show daemon logs show log messagesJ displays all the files with their dates of the collected logs show log inventory shows logs a!out inventory monitor start file-name monitors logs in real time monitor stop stops monitoring help syslog e(planation of log meaning Show interfaces show interfaces detail shows detailed info a!out an interface e(tensive shows all possi!le info a!out an interface .very detailed3 terse shows ip interface !rief description shows interfaces description media Display media information statistics Display statistics and detailed info routing Display routing status monitor interface (-('('( monitors interface real-time statistics monitor traffic interface (-('('( prints pac,et headers to your terminal screen for info sent'received !y the "E? Ho filtering allowed monitor traffic interface (-('('( write-file 7file9 .hidden3 writes output to this command to a file# with LD headers present all info is stored in a file so you can use tcpdump to read it 1 tcpdump -r 4hell command read the contents of a tcpdump file monitor start /var'log'file< prints logfile to your terminal screen show arp shows 5"$ entries clear interfaces statistics so-D'0'6 reset counters statistics for this particular interface show interfaces diagnostics optics so-6'0'0 displays 4BHEK signaling power values and laser K( "( Routing show route show ip route show route protocol 7static# isis:9 show ip route for an specific protocol show route (?(?(?( e(tensive e(tensive view of a route show route advertising-protocol show route receiving-protocol Forwarding show route forwarding-ta!le destination (?(?(?( displays route entries in the master copy of the -K .on "E3 clear route forwarding-ta!le (?(?(?( clears entries from the -K .!e careful2 could lead to "IL'-IL inconsistencies223 4-M0 .vty3M show route ip prefi( (?(?(?( 4hell command displays route entries into the $-E -K .should !e identical to "E -K3 Firewall show firewall show pac,et'!yte counts for all policing filters show firewall log detail log in memory resident !uffer',ernel cache .detailF pac,et length3 clear firewall 7all8filter-name8counter-name9 clears counters show interfaces filters displays all firewall filters on all interfaces show interfaces policers displays all firewall policers on all interfaces show policer displays all policers# where it is used and no? pac,ets processed Management & Interface testing ping icmp echo-re;uest'echo-response ping atm interface /intf< vci /nr< ping remote atm interface using oam cells traceroute send udp CC4C4'ttl@6- receive icmp time-e(ceeded send udp CC4C>'ttl@D - receive icmp time-e(ceeded
send udp CC4CI'ttl@N - receive icmp port unreacha!le
Loopback test set tC-options loop!ac, local and delete sets loop!ac, on $IC towards router set tC-options loop!ac, remote and delete sets loop!ac, on $IC towards far-end BER test set tC-options !ert-period 6D0 LE"K test duration set tC-options !ert-algorithm all-ones- repeating LE"K test pattern set tC-options !ert-error-rate 0 LE"K test error rate test interface tC-6'D'0 tC-!ert-start 4tarts LE"K test test interface tC-6'D'0 tC-!ert-stop 4tops LE"K test show interfaces tC-6'D'0 e(tensive 8 find !ert Policy test policy /policy-name< 0'0 $ass all routes .0'03 through the policy as test