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Configuration Fundamentals Configuration Guide

Enter Commands Using the Command Field

Entering the command in the command ﬁeld is just like entering it at a terminal console. Enter the

command using the syntax documented in the Cisco IOS command reference. If you are uncertain

of the options available for a particular command, type a question mark (?).

For example, entering show ? in the command ﬁeld displays the parameters for the show command.

The Cisco Web browser interface displays the parameters as hypertext links. To select a parameter,

you can either click on one of the links, or you can enter the parameter in the command ﬁeld.

Enter Commands Using the URL Window

You can issue a command using the URL window for the Web browser.

For example, to execute a show conﬁguration command on a router named example, you would

enter the following in the URL window:

http://example/exec/show/configuration

The Web browser then displays the conﬁguration for the “example” router. To save effort, modify

the URL in the URL window in the browser control bar instead of retyping the entire URL.

The difference between entering a command in the command ﬁeld and entering a command in the

URL window is that in the URL window, command modes, keywords, and options should be

separated by slashes, not spaces.

Customize the User Interface on a Web Browser

You can customize HTML pages to display Cisco IOS command output and Cisco IOS

platform-speciﬁc variables (for example, a router host name or router address typically used in router

setup pages) for a Web browser. You can display this information using HTML formatted Server

Side Includes (SSIs) that you insert into your custom HTML pages. SSIs are a Cisco IOS software

feature described in the following sections.

Deﬁnition of SSIs

SSIs are HTML formatted commands or variables that you insert into HTML pages when you

customize Cisco IOS platform conﬁguration pages for a Web browser. These SSI commands and

SSI variables display Cisco IOS command output and Cisco IOS platform-speciﬁc variables.

The Cisco IOS software supports two HTML SSI commands deﬁned for customizing HTML pages:

the SSI EXEC command and the SSI ECHO command. The HTML format of the

SSI EXEC command is , and the HTML format of the

SSI ECHO command is . (See the section “Customize HTML Pages Using

SSIs” later in this chapter for a description of how to use these commands).

In addition to the two SSI commands, the Cisco IOS software supports several SSI variables deﬁned

for customizing HTML pages. SSI variables are used with the SSI ECHO command. There is one

SSI variable deﬁned for all Cisco IOS platforms (SERVER_NAME) and other SSI variables

speciﬁcally deﬁned for ISDN, Frame Relay, and asynchronous serial platforms. The format and a

description of all the available SSI variables are provided in Table 5. (See the section “Customize

HTML Pages Using SSIs” later in this chapter for a description of how to use these SSI variables

with the SSI ECHO command).

The SSI EXEC command is supported on all platforms. The SSI ECHO command, used with SSI

variables, is supported on all platforms listed in Table 11.

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