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Monday, November 1, 2010

Question 164

I have put a couple of questions together about TCL (Tool Command Language)


How do you determine if your IOS supports TCL interpreter?
How do you determine the TCL version?
How do you determine the TCL patch level?
What command is used to view a variable?
Posted by Packets Analyzed at 8:42 PM
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Packets Analyzed said...

How do you determine if your IOS supports TCL interpreter?

R1#show subsys name tcl
Name Class Version
tcl Library 2.000.001

How do you determine TCL version

R1(tcl)#info tclversion
8.3

How do you determine the TCL Patch level?

R1(tcl)#info patchlevel
8.3.4

What command is used to view a vairable?

"puts" command

Example:

R1(tcl)#set Y 1000 (sets a variable)
1000
R1(tcl)#puts $Y
1000

November 2, 2010 at 5:40 PM

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