Cisco Wide Area Application Services Command ReferenceSoftware Version 5.5.1March 13, 2017, updated
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C O N T E N T S
Preface 21
Audience 21
Document Organization 21
Document Conventions 22
Related Documentation 23
Obtaining Documentation and Submitting a Service Request 24
C H A P T E R 1 Using the WAAS Command-Line Interface 1-1
About the WAAS 1-1Command Line Interface 1-2Graphical User Interface 1-2
Using Command Modes 1-2Organization of the WAAS CLI 1-3Using EXEC Mode 1-5Using Global Configuration Mode 1-6Using Interface Configuration Mode 1-7Using ACL Configuration Modes 1-7Using Preposition Configuration Mode 1-8Using Virtual Blade Configuration Mode 1-8Using PKI Certificate Authority Configuration Mode 1-8Using PKI Global Settings Configuration Mode 1-8Using SSL Accelerated Service Configuration Mode 1-9Using SSL Cipher List Configuration Mode 1-9Using SSL Global Service Configuration Mode 1-9Using SSL Host Peering Service Configuration Mode 1-9Using SSL Management Service Configuration Mode 1-10Using WCCP Configuration Mode 1-10Using AppNav Controller Group Configuration Mode 1-10Using Service Node Group Configuration Mode 1-10Using Service Node Configuration Mode 1-11Using Service Context Configuration Mode 1-11Using Class Map Configuration Mode 1-11Using Policy Map Configuration Mode 1-11
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Using Policy Class Map Configuration Mode 1-11Command Modes Summary 1-12Device Mode 1-14
Using Command-Line Processing 1-15
Checking Command Syntax 1-16
Using the no Form of Commands 1-17
Using System Help 1-17
Saving Configuration Changes 1-18
WAAS Directories on a WAE 1-18Navigating WAAS Directories 1-18Directory Descriptions 1-20
Managing WAAS Files Per Device 1-21
C H A P T E R 2 Cisco WAAS Software Command Summary 2-1
C H A P T E R 3 CLI Commands 3-1
EXEC Mode Commands 3-3
cd 3-4
clear arp-cache 3-5
clear bmc 3-6
clear cache 3-7
clear cache http-object-cache invalidate 3-9
clear cdp 3-10
clear cifs msg-signing-servers 3-11
clear connection 3-12
clear dre 3-13
clear ip 3-14
clear license 3-15
clear logging 3-16
clear service-policy 3-17
clear statistics 3-18
clear statistics accelerator 3-20
clear statistics accelerator http object-cache 3-21
clear statistics connection 3-22
clear statistics monitor appnav-controller traffic 3-24
clear statistics vn-service vpath 3-25
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clear transaction-log 3-26
clear users 3-27
clear windows-domain 3-29
clear windows-domain-log 3-30
clock 3-31
cms 3-32
cms secure-store 3-35
configure 3-38
copy cdrom 3-39
copy cdrom wow-recovery 3-40
copy compactflash 3-41
copy disk 3-42
copy ftp 3-43
copy http 3-46
copy monitoring-log 3-48
copy running-config 3-49
copy scp 3-51
copy startup-config 3-53
copy sysreport 3-54
copy system-status 3-56
copy tech-support 3-57
copy tftp 3-59
copy usb 3-60
copy virtual-blade 3-61
cpfile 3-62
crypto delete 3-63
crypto export 3-64
crypto generate 3-66
crypto import 3-68
crypto pki 3-70
debug aaa accounting 3-71
debug aaa authorization 3-73
debug accelerator 3-75
debug accelerator http object-cache 3-81
debug all 3-82
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debug appnav-controller connection 3-84
debug appnav-controller drop capture 3-86
debug authentication 3-88
debug auto-discovery 3-90
debug buf 3-92
debug cdp 3-94
debug cli 3-96
debug cmm 3-98
debug cms 3-100
debug connection 3-102
debug controllers 3-104
debug dataserver 3-106
debug dhcp 3-108
debug directed-mode 3-110
debug dre 3-112
debug egress-method 3-114
debug encryption-service 3-116
debug fda 3-118
debug fdm 3-120
debug filtering 3-122
debug flow 3-124
debug generic-gre 3-126
debug hw-raid 3-128
debug imd 3-130
debug inline 3-132
debug key-manager 3-134
debug logging 3-136
debug monapi 3-138
debug nplogd 3-140
debug ntp 3-142
debug punt 3-144
debug rbcp 3-146
debug rmd 3-148
debug rpc 3-150
debug service-insertion 3-152
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debug service-policy 3-154
debug snmp 3-156
debug standby 3-158
debug statistics 3-160
debug synq 3-162
debug tfo 3-164
debug translog 3-166
debug wafs 3-168
debug wccp 3-170
delfile 3-172
deltree 3-173
dir 3-174
disable 3-176
disk 3-177
dnslookup 3-180
enable 3-181
exit 3-182
find-pattern 3-183
help 3-185
install 3-186
less 3-188
license add 3-189
lls 3-190
ls 3-191
lsusb 3-193
mkdir 3-194
mkfile 3-195
monitor appnav-controller traffic 3-196
ntpdate 3-197
packet-capture 3-198
ping 3-200
pwd 3-201
reload 3-202
rename 3-203
restore 3-204
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rmdir 3-208
scp 3-209
script 3-211
setup 3-212
show aaa accounting 3-213
show aaa authorization 3-215
show accelerator 3-216
show accelerator http object-cache 3-220
show alarms 3-221
show appnav-controller flow-distribution 3-224
show arp 3-226
show authentication 3-227
show auto-discovery 3-229
show auto-register 3-230
show banner 3-231
show bmc 3-232
show bridge 3-234
show cache http-metadatacache 3-236
show cdp 3-238
show cifs 3-244
show class-map 3-246
show clock 3-248
show cms 3-250
show cms secure-store 3-253
show crypto 3-255
show debugging 3-257
show device-id 3-258
show device-mode 3-259
show directed-mode 3-261
show disks 3-262
show dre 3-269
show filtering list 3-270
show flash 3-272
show flow record 3-273
show hardware 3-274
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show hosts 3-277
show inetd 3-278
show interception-method 3-279
show interface 3-280
show inventory 3-284
show ip access-list 3-285
show ip routes 3-287
show kdump 3-288
show kerberos 3-289
show key-manager 3-290
show license 3-291
show logging 3-292
show memory 3-293
show monitor 3-294
show ntp 3-295
show peer optimization 3-297
show policy-map 3-298
show poli
