The hotkey command assigns a shortcut key to a command.
The undo hotkey command restores the default setting of a shortcut key.
By default, the system specifies default values for shortcut keys CTRL_G, CTRL_L, and CTRL_O. The default values of other shortcut keys are empty.
hotkey CTRL_G command-text
hotkey CTRL_L command-text
hotkey CTRL_O command-text
hotkey CTRL_U command-text
hotkey ESC_G command-text
hotkey ESC_H command-text
hotkey ESC_I command-text
hotkey ESC_J command-text
undo hotkey CTRL_G
undo hotkey CTRL_L
undo hotkey CTRL_O
undo hotkey CTRL_U
undo hotkey ESC_G
undo hotkey ESC_H
undo hotkey ESC_I
undo hotkey ESC_J
| Parameter | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| command-text |
Specifies the command line for a shortcut key. |
It is a string of 1 to 240 case-sensitive characters, with spaces supported. An shortcut key can be configured for each command supported by the device. When defining shortcut keys, mark the command with double quotation marks if the command consists of several words or the command includes spaces, and do not mark the command with double quotation marks if the command consists of only one word or the command includes no space. |
| CTRL_L |
Assigns the shortcut key Ctrl+L to a command. |
- |
| CTRL_O |
Assigns the shortcut key Ctrl+O to a command. |
- |
| CTRL_U |
Assigns the shortcut key Ctrl+U to a command. |
- |
| ESC_G |
Assigns the shortcut key ESC_G to a command. |
- |
| ESC_H |
Assigns the shortcut key ESC_H to a command. |
- |
| ESC_I |
Assigns the shortcut key ESC_I to a command. |
- |
| ESC_J |
Assigns the shortcut key ESC_J to a command. |
- |
| CTRL_G |
Assigns the shortcut key Ctrl+G to a command. |
- |
Usage Scenario
You can assign a shortcut key to a command that is often used or change the default setting of the shortcut key that is defined by the system according to requirements.
After running the hotkey command to associate a specified command line with a shortcut key, you can press the shortcut key as an alternative to the associated command line.
Implementation Procedure
When specifying command-text, you can enter the abbreviation form of a command. For example, you can enter the hotkey CTRL_G "display cur" command instead of the hotkey CTRL_G "display current-configuration" command. These commands in two formats function the same.
Configuration Impact
One shortcut key can be associated with only one command. If you run this command for a number of times to associate a shortcut key with multiple commands, the last association takes effect.
Precautions
When you define a shortcut key, ensure that the command does not contain sensitive information, such as the password, to prevent information leaks.
When assigning a shortcut key to a command, you need to enclose the command with double quotation marks if the command includes spaces. If the command includes no space, you do not need not to enclose the command with double quotation marks.