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New and Changed Information
This chapter provides release-specific information for each new and changed feature in the Cisco Nexus 7000 Series NX-OS Fundamentals Command Reference.
To check for additional information about Cisco NX-OS Release 6.x, see the Cisco NX-OS Release Notes available at the following Cisco website:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps9402/prod_release_notes_list.htmlsummarizes the new and changed features for the Cisco Nexus 7000 Series NX-OS Fundamentals Command Reference, and tells you where they are documented.
Table 1 New and Changed Information for Release 6.x
Rolling back configuration
You can copy an ASCII version of the configuration to the startup-configuration when reloading the entire NX-OS device.
6.2(2)
Python API
You can invoke the Python Interpreter in interactive mode from the CLI.
6.2(2)
source
Changed the command example.
6.2(2)
POAP
This command was introduced.
6.1(2)
source
This command was introduced.
6.1(2)
pong service
Changed the command output.
6.1(1)
Clear inactive configurations: ACL, QoS
You can delete the inactive ACL and QoS configuration from the Cisco NX-OS device
5.2(1)
clear inactive-config acl
clear inactive-config acl qos
clear inactive-config qosPong service
You can monitor the delay between two switches or two ports in a network with the latency metrics provided by the Pong service.
5.2(1)
Clock manager
You can set the protocol for the clock on a virtual device context.
5.2(1)
Licensing
You can view the license information of the packages that are available for the features on a Cisco NX-OS device.
5.2(1)
Concurrent line cards upgrade
You can upgrade up to three line cards concurrently.
5.2(1)
feature-set
Introduced a new high-level functionality, feature set, which performs a specific set of functions.
5.1(1)
allow feature-set
feature-set
install feature-set
show feature-setTransferring files securely
You can transfer configuration and image files to or from Cisco devices.
5.0(2)
Installation failure log
You can clear the installation failure log on the standby supervisor module.
4.2(1)
Command syntax
You can display the syntax of available commands for the command mode.
4.2(1)
Running configuration
You can exclude the configuration information for features when you display the running configuration.
4.2(1)
Startup configuration
You can exclude the configuration information for features when you display the startup configuration.
4.2(1)
I/O module commands
You can send commands to an I/O module from the supervisor module session.
4.2(1)
tar files
You can create and manage tar files.
4.2(1)
Command aliases
You can create aliases only for your user account.
4.2(1)
Terminal display colors
You can configure the colors of the information on the terminal session.
4.2(1)
Command confirmation prompts
You can enable or disable the display of command confirmation prompts.
4.2(1)
Command edit mode
You can set the command edit mode to emacs or vi.
4.2(1)
Command history
You can exclude EXEC commands when you display the command history from a configuration mode.
4.2(1)
Command logging
You can enable or disable logging of all command in the accounting log.
4.2(1)
Output redirection format
You can set the format of show command output to either ASCII or zipped.
4.2(1)
Licensing
You can specify the name of the file when you update a Cisco NX-OS software license.
4.2(1)
Modem connections
You can bring up or restart a modem connection.
4.1(2)
Command mode context
You can save and restore a command mode context.
4.1(2)
Displaying version information
You can display build information for the system and kickstart images running on your device.
4.1(2)
Echoing text to command-line prompt
Changed the -e to backslash-interpret in the echo command.
4.0(2)