ALL LINUX
  • Linux 4 Network Engineers
  • Introduction
    • Untitled
  • LINUX - "HOW-TO-DO"
    • SYSADMIN
      • MONITORING
        • Stress Testing Linux
      • DEBIAN APT
      • DISK
        • Directory Share - NFS,CIFS
        • LOGICAL VOLUME MANAGEMENT (LVM)
        • FILE SYSTEMS
          • ZFS
      • FIND & DU
      • SECURITY
        • SSH Open Format
      • USERS
        • Accounts, Groups etc
        • Assess User Activity
    • SCRIPTING & TEXT EDIT
      • BASH SCRIPTING & PROJECTS
        • 1) How to Build a Bash Script
        • 2) Variables & Shell Expansions
        • 3) Processing Command Lines
        • 4) Requesting User Input
      • VIM Editor
        • Vim Tips
      • GREP, EGREP & REGEX
        • REGEX
        • REGEX2
        • NINJA-REGEX
      • SED and AWK
  • Containers
    • MULTIPASS
    • LXD LXC
    • KUBERNETES (K8's)
  • FOSS
    • CUMULUS LINUX
      • Fundamentals
        • Cumulus Linux Introduction
        • Cumulus Linux Architecture
        • Cumulus VX
        • Initial Setup
      • NCLU
  • Linux Prof Inst Cert [LPIC-1]
    • LPIC 1
      • CH1-Linux Command-Line Tools
        • Work on the Command Line
        • Streams, Pipes and Redirects
          • Text Streams Using Filters
        • Search Text Files - Regular Expressions
        • Basic File Editing
      • CH2-Managing software and Processes
      • Ch3-Configuring Hardware
      • Ch4-Managing Files
      • Ch5-Booting, Initialising and Virtualising Linux
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NCLU

The Network Command Line Utility (NCLU) is a command line interface for Cumulus Networks products that simplifies the networking configuration process for all users.

NCLU resides in the Linux user space and provides consistent access to networking commands directly through bash, making configuration and troubleshooting simple and easy; no need to edit files or enter modes and sub-modes. NCLU provides these benefits:

  • Embeds help, examples, and automatic command checking with suggestions in case you enter a typo.

  • Runs directly from and integrates with bash, while being interoperable with the regular way of accessing underlying configuration files and automation.

  • Configures dependent features automatically so that you don’t have to.

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