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how to show running-config with one time in ASR

wfqk
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Hi

In ASR9K, it has a big runninng-config file. if we enter show running, we need to wait and keep hitting space key. do we have a command to get all output of the command immediately without waiting. In Juniper, it has key work like this "no-more" when we need the configuration file. Does cisco have this kind of command?

Thanks

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Paul Chapman
Level 4
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Start with

term len 0

PSC

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Just a note to what Paul posted, when you set term len to zero, all subsequent command output will not paginate.  So, after doing that for one command output of interest, you may want to set the value back to what it was (or if you exit the session and restart a new one, term len will be reset).

If you're doing this for logging the output to a terminal session log, that's fine, but you can also pipe or output to a tftp or ftp server, you can also copy startup-up or running configs to a tftp or ftp server.

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Just in addition the default value for IOS-XR in terminal lines is 24.

So as Joseph already mentioned you can either open a new session or change it back to 24 with the same command:

term length 24

Regards, 

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Paul Chapman
Level 4
Level 4

Start with

term len 0

PSC

Just a note to what Paul posted, when you set term len to zero, all subsequent command output will not paginate.  So, after doing that for one command output of interest, you may want to set the value back to what it was (or if you exit the session and restart a new one, term len will be reset).

If you're doing this for logging the output to a terminal session log, that's fine, but you can also pipe or output to a tftp or ftp server, you can also copy startup-up or running configs to a tftp or ftp server.

Just in addition the default value for IOS-XR in terminal lines is 24.

So as Joseph already mentioned you can either open a new session or change it back to 24 with the same command:

term length 24

Regards, 

Thank you all. You are right

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