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Thank you for that confirmation and the added tip to allow scrolling to the end without pause. I'll have another question about the best output for the system default settings, since I believe they won't be included with this command. Thanks again.
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Thank you for that confirmation and the added tip to allow scrolling to the end without pause. I'll have another question about the best output for the system default settings, since I believe they won't be included with this command. Thanks again.

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On other network devices such as Cisco switches or Aruba wireless controllers, a show start, show running-config, or show config will show all the commands/settings on the device in text format. On a Cisco wireless controller, the show running-config will pull large amounts of data about the AP radios/signal and all the connected wifi clients' radios/signal as well. What command on a Cisco controller will be similar to the Aruba controller's &quot;show config&quot;, or a Cisco switch's &quot;show start&quot;?
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On other network devices such as Cisco switches or Aruba wireless controllers, a show start, show running-config, or show config will show all the commands/settings on the device in text format. On a Cisco wireless controller, the show running-config will pull large amounts of data about the AP radios/signal and all the connected wifi clients' radios/signal as well. What command on a Cisco controller will be similar to the Aruba controller's "show config", or a Cisco switch's "show start"?

What is the command(s) needed to pull the full configuration from a Cisco WLC, but without all the AP/Client radio/signal data?

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