Windows | Xos

# Login via SSH (use PuTTY or Windows SSH client) ssh admin@<switch-ip> show configuration Enter configuration mode (XOS doesn't have "enable" mode like Cisco) configure terminal # Actually, XOS uses "configure" prefix Example: Set VLAN name configure vlan sales add ports 1-10 untagged Save changes save configuration primary Exit exit

Here’s a guide for each possibility—check which one matches your situation. (Networking) If you're a network administrator used to Windows command line, but now managing Extreme Networks switches running ExtremeXOS (often shortened to XOS), this guide helps you translate. xos windows

It seems you're asking for a guide on but that exact phrase isn't a standard product or software name. Based on common IT terminology, you likely mean one of the following. # Login via SSH (use PuTTY or Windows

| Action | Windows CMD/PowerShell | ExtremeXOS (XOS) | |--------|------------------------|------------------| | Show IP config | ipconfig | show ip interface | | Show ARP table | arp -a | show arp | | Ping continuously | ping -t | ping 8.8.8.8 repeat (infinite ping) | | Trace route | tracert | traceroute | | Save config | N/A | save configuration | | Reboot | shutdown /r | reboot | Based on common IT terminology, you likely mean