I do not have a router to test at this time, but as
Avram mentioned in his post:
> You can now copy from policy-options to the last },
> and paste it into a
> "load merge terminal".
I assuem this does not mean only the term. As another
engineer pointed out earlier in this thread, the "load
merge terminal" command is based on the load
merge/replace/override, which expects the whole config
from the top level.
I hope I am wrong, which means we have a pretty nice
way to cut and paste.
Thanks
JUN
--- Aaron Dewell <acd@woods.net> wrote:
>
> Isn't that kindof like what he said? You can cut it
> from any level, then go to that level and do a load
> merge terminal and it will paste it at that level.
> I'm not sure I understand the difference. You don't
> have to copy the whole policy, just navigate to one
> level and do your paste.
>
> It might be irritating if one *term* is incredibly
> long, but not the whole policy.
>
> Aaron
>
> On Tue, 14 May 2002, JUN wrote:
> > Avram,
> >
> > I think this is one of the ways to replace
> something
> > with another, not quite easy if I just want to
> paste
> > something from somewhere else to the current
> > configuration. Even with this method, it is not
> easy
> > if the policy is very long, as I will have to copy
> the
> > whole thing just to change on term. I hope we
> could
> > just cut and paste under any level, it should not
> be
> > difficult to implement, I assume.
> >
> > Thanks
> > JUN
>
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