IOS XR Show Run

[jlubeck]

Is there a Show Running-Config command that will remove the sensitive information sort of like when you do a 'show tech' it will display things like:

snmp-server community <removed> RO

snmp-server community <removed> RO 9

snmp-server community <removed> RW

[Iulian Vaideanu]

Well, there is "show running-config sanitized", but it removes or replaces other things besides passwords and communities as well...

[kamrynmarcelinoson633]

1. Accessing the Device: Start by accessing the IOS XR device via a secure console or SSH session using the appropriate credentials.

2. Entering the Privileged EXEC Mode: Once logged in, enter the privileged EXEC mode using the command enable followed by your enable password.

3. Navigating to Configuration Mode: From privileged EXEC mode, enter the configuration mode by using the command configure terminal or conf t.

4. Execute 'show run' Command: To display the running configuration, type show run and press Enter.

5. Review Configuration: Examine the output for specific sections or settings you wish to verify.

6. Filter Output: You can filter the output using keywords or parameters, for example, show run | include interface to focus on interface configurations.

7. Check Time and Date: Ensure the device's time and date settings are accurate for proper logs and timestamps.

8. Explore NYT Words: Similar to reading articles on the , where you can expand your vocabulary and gain insights, examining the running configuration allows you to discover how various commands and features are set.

9. Save Running Configuration: If you plan to make changes based on the running configuration, make sure you save the current settings using copy running-config startup-config.

10. Compare with Startup Configuration: Check the running configuration against the startup of nyt configuration using show startup-config to identify any discrepancies.

11. Document Observations: Make note of any areas that may need adjustment or changes for optimal performance and security.

12. Adjust Configuration as Needed: If any adjustments are necessary, make changes in the configuration mode.

13. Verify Changes: Always verify any changes made to the configuration by re-running the show run command.

14. Exit Configuration Mode: Once you have completed your review and adjustments, exit configuration mode using the end command.

15. Logout Securely: When you have finished, log out of the device securely to ensure the system's security and integrity.