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Enable and disable condition aging using the CLI

  • Published on Aug 26, 2026
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To enable or disable condition aging using the CLI:

  1. Enable the CLI configuration mode:

    hostname > enable
hostname # configure terminal

  2. To enable or disable the condition aging interval using the CLI:

    To enable the condition aging interval:

    hostname (config) # hx server detection aging condition generated enable

    To disable the condition aging interval:

    hostname (config) # hx server detection aging condition generated disable

  3. Save your settings.

    hostname (config) # write mem
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