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To exit configure mode and go to view mode, type exit at the prompt:

hostname (config)# exit

hostname#

Entering script mode

Script mode allows you to create and run scripts containing “show” and/or “configure” mode CLI

commands. To enter script mode, you must first enter configure mode, then type script at the command

prompt. The system is in script mode when the following prompt is displayed:

hostname (script)#

To enter script mode, type script at the prompt:

hostname (config)# script

To exit script mode and go to configure mode, type exit at the prompt:

hostname (script)# exit

hostname (config)#

Scripting mode

This section describes how to perform the following actions in scripting mode:

• Creating Scripts

• Executing Scripts

• Displaying and Deleting Scripts

• Installing Certificates

• Entering Passwords

Creating scripts

There are essentially two different ways to create CLI scripts: manually or via the Script Recorder.

Manual creation

This is done using the command “create script <script name>”, as shown here:

hostname(script)# create script testscript

Perform the following actions to create the script:

• Type OR Paste the script immediately after the question mark.

• Press Return twice when you have finished.

After you type the command, you are presented with the above directions. You can then either enter

your script line by line or create it using another editor and just paste it in after the question mark.

Note that when you are manually creating scripts, you must take care to format the script file correctly.

For example, when scripting an interactive command (i.e. one that asks for input), the command often

prompts the user multiple times to enter input. You must ensure that each response to a prompt for

input is entered on a separate line in the script file.

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