
About this episode
Do you know these time saving Cisco IOS commands? Did you know this was possible traditional Cisco IOS? Use /, +, -, grep, include, section, exclude and lots more directly on Cisco IOS. Be a 10x engineer and show the world your Cisco and Linux skills.
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Menu:
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Documentation Reference: 0:27
Network Topology: 0:59
Cool IOS commands: / + - : 1:35
Linux options on Cisco IOS: 10:17
Personalized sections using grep: 12:30
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More information here:
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Cisco IOS Fundamentals: http://bit.ly/2mTmnfL
Linux Shell: http://bit.ly/2kwMyYN
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Books:
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Cisco Press Book: https://amzn.to/2LpaU1a
Good O'Reilly Book: https://amzn.to/2Lpbw6Z
You don't need a linux shell or linux virtual machine to use these commands. You can use them directly in classic Cisco IOS!
10x Engineer
Cisco Devnet Associate
CCNP Enterprise
CCNP Security
CCNP Data Center
CCNP Service Provider
CCNP Collaboration
Cisco Certified Devnet Professional
Cisco Certified Network Professional
DevNet
LPIC 1
LPIC 2
Linux Professional Institute
LX0-103
LX0-104
XK0-004
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