Linux Shell Commands
This chapter is a reference for Linux shell commands that you can run at the OcNOS prompt.
The below table describes the commands:
- You must be in privileged exec mode to run these commands.
- You cannot use the pipe (“|”) or redirect (">") operators.
|
Command |
Description |
|
cat file |
Display contents of file |
|
cd |
Change to home directory |
|
cd dir |
Change directory to dir |
|
cp file1 file2 |
Copy file1 to file2 |
|
cp -r dir1 dir2 |
Copy dir1 to dir2; create dir2 if it does not exist |
|
dir |
Display contents of current directory |
|
less file |
Display the contents of file |
|
ls options |
Display contents of current directory |
|
mkdir dir |
Create a directory dir |
|
more file |
Display the contents of file |
|
mv file1 file2 |
Rename file1 to file2 |
|
mv file dir |
Move file to directory dir |
|
pwd |
Display current directory |
|
rmdir dir |
Remove a directory dir (only if empty) |