Huawei OLT How to set command alias



How to set command alias in Huawei OLT

setup command alias you can use the command:

# command alias ipconfig "display ip interface brief"

now type "ipconfig"


Show board 0 OR board 0/0 information

# command alias board00 "display board 0/0"

Now type board00

How to remove alias 


undo command alias ipconfig 

undo command alias board00


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