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NAME
       cd command - Change the current working folder.

MODULE
       All tmsh modules.

SYNTAX
       Use the command cd to change the current working folder.

	cd [folder name]
	cd /[folder name]

DESCRIPTION
       The command cd [folder name] changes the current working folder to
       allow the user navigation around the folder system (see sys folder).
       The command pwd displays the current working directory.

       The current working folder may be listed in the tmos command prompt
       while in tmsh interactive mode (see cli preference).

       Folder names are separated by a forward slash /.

       There are two built-in folders:

	    / is the root folder

	    /Common is the default folder for creating new configurations
	    objects.

       Additionally, the following directory entries:

	      .  is the current folder

	     ..  is the parent folder

EXAMPLES
       cd /Common

       Change the current working folder to /Common.

       cd resources

       Change the current working folder to resources. In this example the
       resources folder is relative to the current working folder. As an
       example, if the current working folder was /Common, the new working
       folder will be /Common/resources.

       cd resources/profiles/udp

       Multiple folders may be specified. Tab complete assists filling the
       command line with folder names.

       cd /

       Make the current working folder the root folder.

       cd ../Alpha

       Change the working directory by first going to the parent, and then
       switch to the sub-folder Alpha.

SEE ALSO
       help, pwd, sys folder, tmsh

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