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If a device can not be switched into the specified CLI mode before, Config Push will NOT push the provided commands to the device, and any devices failing the mode switch will be grouped in appropriate "mode not supported" output groups.

The "enable" and "configure" mode names are only symbolic - each device type has their own modes. In general, the "enable" mode means the 2nd highest possible CLI mode on the device, and the "configure" mode the 3rd highest possible CLI mode on the device (if the device type supports this). Taking Cisco as an example, the "user exec" mode would be 1st possible login mode, "privilege exec" would be the 2nd (enable) mode, and "configure mode" would be the 3rd (configure). Please see our

Command parsing

Command sending modifiers and control sequences

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