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If “y/Y” is entered, the normal output of the command is displayed. If any other key is pressed,

the command is not executed and there is no output. The default is “n/N” when interactive mode

is disabled.

Show flash and show version command output

When using enhanced secure mode, the output from the show flash and show version commands

is slightly different.

Figure 350 Output of the show flash Command

Figure 351 Output of the show version Command

Show config commands

The show config commands that may show sensitive information on the console are:

• show config

• show running-config

• show default-config

• write terminal

When one of the above commands is executed in enhanced secure mode, the following prompt

displays:

Do you want to show sensitive information (y/n)?

If “Y/y” is entered, the normal command output is displayed on the console. If “N/n” is entered,

all the sensitive information is hidden and will be displayed as asterisks (“*****”). The default

option is “N/n” when interactive mode is disabled.

MIB CLI commands

When MIB CLI commands are executed in enhanced secure mode, the following prompt appears

before the sensitive information for the getmib or walkmib command is displayed:

This may show sensitive information. Continue (y/n)?

If “Y/y” is entered, the sensitive information is displayed in plain text. If ‘N/n’ is entered, the

command is not executed and there is no output. The default is “n/N” when interactive mode is

disabled.

When using enhanced secure mode, the secret input echo for the setmib command is not replaced

with asterisks, however, a warning message displays when this command is executed:

The setmib command should not be used in enhanced secure

mode.

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