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Cisco ASDM User Guide
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Chapter 1 Welcome to ASDM
About the ASDM Interface
• Reset—Discards changes and reverts to the information displayed before changes were made or the
last time you clicked Refresh or Apply. After you click Reset, click Refresh to make sure that
information from the current running configuration is displayed.
• Restore Default—Clears the selected settings and returns to the default settings.
• Cancel—Discards changes and returns to the previous pane.
• Enable—Displays read-only statistics for a feature.
• Close—Closes an open dialog box.
• Clear—Removes information from a field or box, or removes a check from a check box.
• Back—Returns you to the previous pane.
• Forward—Takes you to the next pane.
• Help—Displays help for the selected pane.
Keyboard Shortcuts
You can use the keyboard to navigate the ASDM interface.
Table 1-5 lists the keyboard shortcuts you can use to move across the three main areas of the ASDM
interface.
Table 1-6 lists the keyboard shortcut you can use to navigate within a pane.
Ta b l e 1-5 Navigating ASDM
To display the Windows/Linux MacOS
Home Page Ctrl+H Shift+Command+H
Configuration Page Ctrl+G Shift+Command+G
Monitoring Page Ctrl+M Shift+Command+M
Help F1 Command+?
Back Alt+Left Arrow Command+[
Forward Alt+Rightarrow Command+]
Refresh the display F5 Command+R
Cut Ctrl+X Command+X
Copy Ctrl+C Command+C
Paste Ctrl+V Command+V
Save the configuration Ctrl+S Command+S
Popup menus Shift+F10 —
Close a secondary window Alt+F4 Command+W
Find Ctrl+F Command+F
Exit Alt+F4 Command+Q
Exit a table or text area Ctrl_Shift or
Ctrl+Shift+Tab
Ctril+Shift or
Ctrl+Shift+Tab