2rean0%6 Mest Used unos Commands - For Dummies osrsrent OBE — wreertootsamore, “= sow to Conigue sx To exlden, Socks, and SER ond Sab noe ya tans A) Most Used Junos Commands By Walter J. Goralski, Cathy Gadecki, and Michael Bushong from JUNOS OS For Dummies, 2nd Edition Version and Version Detail -iont Lists which version of Junos OS is running on your device. It also shows the hostname of the device and the Juniper model number. show version detail: Shows the version of all Junos processes running on the device. Chassis Hardware and Chassis Hardware Detail show chassis narawaret Displays hardware inventory ofthe device and components installed in the device. Shows version, ‘Juniper part number, serial number, and description of each component. show chassis hazdwase detail: Displays version, part number, and serial number forall memory installed on device ‘components Configuration ‘Accesses configuration mode. show configuration: Displays the configuration currently running (active) on the device commit confirmed: Aetivates configuration changes, but returns to previous configuration automatically if you don't actively ‘accept the new configuration. Use: When you're committing a configuration that you think may lock you out of the device or ‘otherwise disrupt access to the device, use this command to guarantee that you'll be able to log in to the device, Back Up and Roll Back request system snapshot: Backs up the device's fle systems, including configurations, rolback: Retums tothe previously active device configuration, le List detail /eonfig and file getail /var/ab/cont ig: Lists the backup configuration files on the device, Interfaces show interfaces terse Lists all interfaces (network cards) present in the box and shows whether they're operational (up or down) and lists IP addresses of each interface. This command shows one interface pet line, so i's easily scannable. low inter aces: Mutiline output per interface lists properties of the physical (hardware) interface, including MAC address and hardware MTU, and ofthe logical (unit or subinterface) interface, including protocol MTU configured protocol addresses, show Interfaces interface-nane: Muliine output fora single physical interface. Shows both physical and logical interface information, ow interfaces detail, now interfai low inter ta nterfaces extensive interface-name: Show increasingly more detaled information about al nterfaces or about a Into dkny dummies.convhaw-efcntentnest- used unos-cammands. inl 18222016 Most Used Junes Commands - Far Dummies ‘pectic interface, The detail version adds interface statistics, and the extensive version adds error counters. Output is long, so you ‘generally specity an interface name. Routing show route: Lists the entries in all the device's routing tables. Variants include the following + show route ines. 0: Lists all v4 routes, + show route ines. 61: Lists all PV6 routes. route detail: Adds route preference, next hop, and other information route protocol: Lists all routes leamed by the specified routing protocol + show route forwarding-tabsle: Lists the entries in all the device's forwarding tables, Use: Lets you check which active routes are actually being used to forward traffic from the device toward network destinations. bos: Lists the RIP routers (neighbors) in the network 2 interface: Lists the device's interfaces running IS-S. show isis adjacency: Lists the IS4S routers (adjacancies) in the network. .ce: Lists the deviee interfaces running OSPF. rneighber: Lists the IS-IS routers (neighbors) inthe network, Ists the BGP routers to which this device is connected, sunnazy: Lists BGP group, peer, and session state information, © protocol bgp: Lists the routes leamed from BGP. Switching .: Lists information about the switched Ethernet interfaces. 1ow vans: Lists the configured VLANS, show virtual-chassis status: Lists the role and member ID assignments in a virtual-chassis configuration show spann tree bridge: Lists configured or calculated Spanning Tree Protocol parameters. tree interface: Lists configured or calculated interface-level Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) parameters. Maintenance show Log messages: Lists the system log messages in the default syslog fle messages. The syslog family monitors all system- \wide operations on the device and records them to sysiog files, This command displays time-stamped entries so that you can see what has occurred on the device and when it occurred. Useful fr tracking down device, network, and traffic flow problems. tow system uptime: Lists how long a device has been up and running. 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