Commit configuration changes — commit
An example that shows how to use the commit command to commit changes that you've made to a configuration and apply them to the running configuration.
Configuration changes do not take effect until you commit them to the running configuration.
You can review the changes that you have made to the candidate configuration but not yet committed to the running configuration. When you show or compare the configuration, Vyatta NOS uses symbols to indicate the changes:
- A plus sign
+indicates an addition - A greater-than sign
>indicates a modification - A minus sign
-indicates a deletion
For example, here we have a candidate configuration in which you have deleted an address node.
user@system# show interfaces dataplane dp0p1p1
-address 192.08.2.21/24
hw-id 00:13:46:e6:f6:87
[edit]
user@system#This change will take effect on the running configuration only when you commit it.