IOS-style profiles
Status
Section titled “Status”Good for common routing, switching, ACL, NAT, and policy labs.
The IOS-style profiles cover familiar command shapes for several Cisco-family surfaces. They are simulator profiles, not vendor operating systems.
Can I paste config?
Section titled “Can I paste config?”Yes, for common running-config shapes. The importer reuses the same command tree that powers the interactive terminal, so pasted config and typed commands follow the same path.
Good for
Section titled “Good for”- Interface configuration
- Static routes
- OSPF, EIGRP, BGP
- ACLs, object groups, route maps
- DHCP and common services
- NAT and PAT scenarios covered by labs
- LLDP global enable/disable and selected operational service shows
- VRRP group removal and NX-OS-gated overlap where supported
Recent command-tree closures
Section titled “Recent command-tree closures”| Command | IOS / IOS XE | NX-OS | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
no lldp run | Supported | Not native | Global LLDP disable. |
no ip sla responder | Supported | Not native | IP SLA responder disable. |
show ip http server | Supported | Not native | HTTP service view. |
show tftp | Supported | Not native | TFTP service view. |
access-list 10 permit 10.10.0.0 0.0.255.255 | Supported | Not native | Numbered standard ACL wildcard form. |
show file systems | Supported | Supported | File-system view. |
no vrrp 7 | Supported | Supported | Interface-level VRRP group removal. |
Current limits
Section titled “Current limits”Not every platform-specific command exists. If a command is not recognised, netverdict should tell you rather than silently pretending it worked.