Control paging of cli output, Control showing hidden commands, Confirm loss of unsaved changes – HP VMA-series Memory Arrays User Manual
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Control Paging of CLI Output
[no] cli default paging enable
[no] cli session paging enable
Enable or disable paging of CLI output. If paging is enabled, all command output, as well as all help
text printed when the
?
key is pressed, will be displayed one screen at a time, using the same pager
as the 'show log' command uses. If the text to be displayed fits on a single screen, it will be printed
normally and the pager will not be used.
Note that the abbreviated list of commands printed when
unlikely event that it does not fit on the screen.
Note that if the CLI does not have a terminal (for example, it is being driven by a script), paging is
disabled automatically regardless of the default setting, and cannot be re-enabled for this session.
However, even in this case, the default setting can still be changed.
Control Showing Hidden Commands
[no] cli default show config-hidden enable
Enable or disable showing hidden commands in the output of the various forms of
show config
...
. By default, hidden commands are displayed to better ensure the output of
show config ...
represents the running state of a system.
Confirm Loss of Unsaved Changes
[no] cli default confirm lose-unsaved
Enable or disable confirmations of cases where you might accidentally lose unsaved changes.
Currently, this is just for the
reload [halt]
command; other cases where you might lose
configuration are just some of the
configuration ...
commands, which have no confirmations
in any case, since they are explicitly dealing with configuration.
Confirm Reboot or Halt Reload
[no] cli default confirm reload
Enable or disable confirmations of rebooting or halting the system using the 'reload' command. This
confirmation is in addition to any separate confirmations that may be displayed for unsaved
changes.
cli session terminal width
cli session terminal length