reload

Restarts CNA, using the configuration saved as the startup-config.

reload [ erase ]
 
       [ { in <hhh:mm> } | { at <hh:mm> [ <mm-dd> ] } [ text ] ]
 

• hhh:mm--specifies the number of hours and minutes from now that the reload is to occur. (hhh in the range 0 through 999; mm in the range 0 through 59; 000:00 is not allowed)
• hh:mm--specifies the exact time of day (24-hour clock) at which the reload is to occur. (hh in the range 0 through 23; mm in the range 0 through 59
• mm-dd--specifies the month and day when the reload is to occur. (mm in the range 1 through 12; dd in the range 1 through 31
• text--specifies the text to be displayed when a show reload command is issued.

System operations mode, privileged-level access.

When the system is rebooted by the reload command, all performance and prefix data will be lost. The system will need to rebuild its database, including all traffic test results, after rebooting. This can take a significant amount of time.

Use the erase keyword to erase all data from the device. When the reload is complete, the device will be in an as-new, out-of-the-box state. Because of the severity of this action, you will be prompted twice for confirmation.

Use the in keyword to schedule a reload to occur some number of hours and minutes from now.

Use the at keyword to schedule a reload to occur at a specified time in the future.

Use the show reload command to see the details of a scheduled reload, if any.