file-checksum

Syntax

• file-checksum md5 WORD<1-99>

• file-checksum md5 WORD<1-99> -a

• file-checksum md5 WORD<1-99> -a -f

• file-checksum md5 WORD<1-99> -c

• file-checksum md5 WORD<1-99> -c -a

• file-checksum md5 WORD<1-99> -c -f

• file-checksum md5 WORD<1-99> -f WORD<1-99>

• file-checksum md5 WORD<1-99> -r

• file-checksum md5 WORD<1-99> -r -a

• file-checksum md5 WORD<1-99> -r -c

• file-checksum md5 WORD<1-99> -r -f

• file-checksum sha512 WORD<1-99>

• file-checksum sha512 WORD<1-99> -a

• file-checksum sha512 WORD<1-99> -a -f

• file-checksum sha512 WORD<1-99> -c

• file-checksum sha512 WORD<1-99> -c -a

• file-checksum sha512 WORD<1-99> -c -f

• file-checksum sha512 WORD<1-99> -f WORD<1-99>

• file-checksum sha512 WORD<1-99> -r

• file-checksum sha512 WORD<1-99> -r -a

• file-checksum sha512 WORD<1-99> -r -c

• file-checksum sha512 WORD<1-99> -r -f

Command Parameters

-a

Adds data to the output file instead of overwriting it.

-c

Compares the checksum of the specified file with the checksum present in the checksum file name.

-f

Stores the result of the checksum to a file. If the output file specified is one of the reserved filenames on the switch, the command fails with the error message: Error: Invalid operation.

md5

Calculate or compare the Message Digest 5 algorithm (MD5) digest to verify the MD5 checksum for a specified file. The md5 command displays the output on screen or stores the output in a file that you specify.

-r

Reverses the output.

sha512

Calculate or compare the SHA512 digest for a file.

WORD<1-99>

Specifies the filename.

Default

None

Command Mode

User EXEC