Xshell Highlight Sets Cisco -

First, launch Xshell on your computer. If you don't have Xshell installed, you can download it from the official website.

Instant positive confirmation. Useful for auditing configs or monitoring.

| Purpose | Regex Pattern | Style | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Interface Up | \b(?:up|up/up)\b | Green text, Bold | | Protocol Up | line protocol is up | Cyan text | | Adjacency Established | BGP.*Established|OSPF.*FULL/ - | Green background, Black text | | Ping Success | Success rate is 100 percent | Green text, Underline | | Config Saved | OK|written to flash | Bright Green text |

Once you have perfected your Cisco highlight set, share it with your NOC team. xshell highlight sets cisco

Your team members simply import the file, and they instantly benefit from the same visual syntax parsing.

enable
configure terminal
interface
ip address
shutdown
no shutdown
show running-config
show ip interface brief
vlan
switchport
access-list
router ospf
line vty
username secret

Assign a color (e.g., Light Blue).

These are the "stop everything and look here" messages. First, launch Xshell on your computer

| Purpose | Regex Pattern | Style | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Interface Down | \b(?:down|DOWN|down/down)\b | Red text, Bold | | Error-Disabled | err-disable|errdisabled|error-disable | White text, Red background, Bold | | Shutdown | administratively down|shutdown | Dark Red text | | Routing Loss | neighbor down|flapping|reset | Red text, Underline | | Crash | %SYS-2-MALLOCFAIL|%CORE|Stack Overflow | Red background, Yellow text |

Regex Explanation:

Export the set for team use:

Let's build your highlight set from the ground up. Copy these patterns directly into Xshell.

While connected to a Cisco device: