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Document:PAN-OS® CLI Quick Start
Find a Command
Last Updated:
Fri May 01 12:44:59 PDT 2020
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- View Settings and Statistics
- Modify the Configuration
- Commit Configuration Changes
- Test the Configuration
- Test the Authentication Configuration
- Test Policy Matches
- Load Configurations
- Load Configuration Settings from a Text File
- Load a Partial Configuration
- Use Secure Copy to Import and Export Files
- CLI Jump Start
The
find command
helps you find a command when you don't know where to start looking in the hierarchy. The command—which is available in all CLI modes—has two forms. Used alone,
find command
displays the entire command hierarchy. Used with the keyword parameter,
find command keyword
displays all commands that contain the specified keyword.
For example, suppose you want to configure certificate authentication and you want the Palo Alto Networks device to get the username from a field in the certificate, but you don’t know the command. In this case you might use
find command keyword
to search for commands that contain
username
in the command syntax.
If you’re not sure exactly what to enter in the command line, you can then
Get Help on Command Syntax .