From: Hansang Bae (hbae@xxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Wed Oct 03 2001 - 21:19:28 GMT-3
At 11:35 PM 10/3/01 +0000, vasudeva S wrote:
>I think you would more time to create that sort of huge alias list in the
>lab that timing out those commands. My personal advice would be to use
>the commands directly if you can type at a reasonable speed.
There is the "freak out" factor to consider. Anyone who's been to the lab
knows EXACTLY what that is. For some reason, I ALWAYS type "sho ip bpg
neigh".... which errors out. This wastes a few seconds, but when you're in
front of that rack banging away on the keyboard, a strange thing
happens. You get sucked into a time vortex where 2 seconds seem like 2
minutes. And one minute seems like 1 hour. This compounds the LFC "Lab
Freakout Coefficient" further causing you to freak out.
So here's what I did on a text document and pasted them in to all my routers:
no ip domain-lookkup
ip tcp synwait-time 5
alias exec bn sho ip bgp neigh
alias exec oi sho ip int ospf
alias exec on sho ip ospf neigh
alias exec si sho ip route
!/* then the usual con and aux stuff */
hsb
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