We already know from the previous lessons that the command “commit” allow us to save the configure on the router, specifically to save the candidate configuration to the active configuration.
However, there are many options that we can use with the “commit” command, and in this lesson I am going to explore all of them.
Those can be seen here:
root@R1# commit ?
Possible completions:
<[Enter]> Execute this command
and-quit Quit configuration mode if commit succeeds
at Time at which to activate configuration changes
check Check correctness of syntax; do not apply changes
comment Message to write to commit log
confirmed Automatically rollback if not confirmed
| Pipe through a command
You can see, we can write many completion commands after the commit, and that’s what I am going to explore in this lesson.
Let’s start by creating a new user and before I create a class for this I will make a commit and see what I will get:
root@R1# edit system login user John
[edit system login user John]
root@R1# set authentication plain-text-password
New password:
Retype new password:
[edit system login user John]
root@R1# commit
[edit system login]
‘user John’
Missing mandatory statement: ‘class’
error: commit failed: daemon file propagation failed
[edit system login user John]
root@R1#
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