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    Netgate Releases TNSR High Performance Router Version 21.03

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    • dennis_sD
      dennis_s Netgate
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      We're proud to announce that TNSR version 21.03 is now available. The focus of Release 21.03 is system stability and manageability. To view the improvements that come in version 21.03, read our announcement blog and the release notes.

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      • wbajaW
        wbaja @dennis_s
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        @dennis_s
        I've performed an upgrade at work on a router running 20.10-1 using the update script here: https://docs.netgate.com/tnsr/en/20.10/updating/updating.html Everything went well. I'm enjoying the CLI style config output but I am a little perplexed on how I might get to the shell from the tnsr cli. I used to run "shell sudo ..." commands and I see that "shell" was removed to allow "show" to be abbreviated. Maybe this is by design, but in the past I have exited the cli or run shell commands like "tnsr-diag".

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        • DerelictD
          Derelict LAYER 8 Netgate @wbaja
          last edited by Derelict

          @wilsonbaja Yeah, people wanted sh to be an abbreviation for show so habitual show commands would work so shell had to go away.

          You now need to specify the namespace you want like this:

          host shell sudo ...
          dataplane shell sudo ...

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          • wbajaW
            wbaja @Derelict
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            @derelict Yeah, that makes perfect sense and a good change. I've had to retype more than once to complete "sh". I just didn't see it in the docs very clearly. Is there any difference in entering the shell via the dataplane shell command rather than host shell? I couldn't see a difference in "env".

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            • wbajaW
              wbaja @wbaja
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              @wilsonbaja Nevermind, I just RTFM.... https://docs.netgate.com/tnsr/en/latest/basics/namespaces.html?highlight=namespaces

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