wiki:system_startup_configuration_checkpoint

Here are some basic configuration checkpoint commands for Cisco, Huawei, Juniper, and MikroTik routers: Cisco:

show running-config - displays the current running configuration
show startup-config - displays the configuration that will be used at startup
copy running-config startup-config - saves the current running configuration to the startup configuration
show version - displays the router hardware and software version
show ip interface brief - displays a summary of the router's IP interfaces
show interface - displays detailed information about a specific interface
show protocols - displays information about the router's routing protocols, such as OSPF or BGP
show logging - displays the router's logging configuration
show clock - displays the current date and time on the router
show license - displays the router's license information

Huawei:

display current-configuration - displays the current running configuration
display saved-configuration - displays the configuration that will be used at startup
save - saves the current running configuration to the startup configuration
display version - displays the router hardware and software version
display interface - displays detailed information about a specific interface
display ospfv3 peer - displays information about OSPFv3 neighbors
display bgp peer - displays information about BGP neighbors
display alarm all - displays all active alarms on the router
display cpu-usage - displays the router's CPU usage
display memory-usage - displays the router's memory usage

Juniper:

show configuration - displays the current running configuration
show system commit - displays the configuration that will be used at startup
commit - saves the current running configuration to the startup configuration
show version - displays the router hardware and software version
show interfaces - displays detailed information about all interfaces
show protocols - displays information about the router's routing protocols, such as OSPF or BGP
show log messages - displays the router's logging messages
show system uptime - displays the current uptime of the router
show system license - displays the router's license information
show system ntp - displays the router's NTP configuration

MikroTik:

/export - displays the current running configuration
/system backup save name=backup1 - saves the current running configuration to a backup file with the name “backup1”
/system reboot - reboots the router
/system resource print - displays the router's CPU and memory usage
/interface print - displays a summary of all interfaces
/routing ospf neighbor print - displays information about OSPF neighbors
/routing bgp peer print - displays information about BGP peers
/system logging print - displays the router's logging configuration
/system routerboard print - displays information about the router's hardware
/system clock print - displays the current date and time on the router

FOR BGP checkpoint

Cisco:

Juniper:

MikroTik:

Here are some OSPF configuration checkpoint commands for Cisco, Huawei, Juniper, and Mikrotik:

Cisco:

Huawei:

Juniper:

Mikrotik: