On 27-Oct-2006, at 12:56, Afsheen Bigdeli wrote: > I've yet to find someone who's ever done a "debug all" on a piece of > network gear more than once in their lives. I'm guessing you just > found > out why. ; )
I think it's a reasonable to put to vendors as to why such commands like "debug all" exist at all. The only time those commands are safe to execute are when the router is doing precisely nothing at all, in which case there's arguably no value to be gained from trying to debug anything in the first place. (I've seen people mistype "no debug all" and have it come out as something like "no <return>debug all" over lagged terminal sessions before. Instant bad day. Just add router.) Joe
