How to use Cisco shortcuts

This article describes the shortcuts for Cisco routers from the perspective of actual operations. I believe that you have a better understanding of the operations on Cisco routers.

Ctrl-A: Jump to the first letter of the command line

Ctrl-B or left arrow key: move the cursor to the left with 1 letter

Ctrl-C: Exit Clear Line

Ctrl-D: Delete the text at the cursor

Ctrl-E: jump to the end of the command line

Ctrl-F or right arrow key: move the cursor one letter to the right

Ctrl-H: delete a character on the left of the cursor

Ctrl-I: refresh the current row and move the cursor to the end of the row

Ctrl-J: Ctrl-M: Enter Return

Ctrl-K: Delete the content from the cursor to the end of the row

Ctrl-L: Ctrl-R: start with another line and repeat the current command.

Ctrl-N or down arrow key: Enter the next command in the History Cache

Ctrl-P or the arrow key: Enter the previous command in the History cache.

Ctrl-T: swap the last two characters

Ctrl-U: Delete content starting with the cursor to this row

Ctrl-V: allow the input of control characters

Ctrl-W: Delete the last word entered

Ctrl-X: Cut the content starting with the cursor to this row

Ctrl-Y: paste the cached content

Ctrl-Z: Press ENTER & Ctrl-C

Esc-B: move the cursor backward to a word.

Esc-F: move the cursor forward a word