NON-DEFAULT CONFIGURATIONS

From: bobdu11@cox.net
Date: Thu Feb 06 2003 - 14:28:30 GMT-3

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Is there a way to show all default configurations in a running configuration with an IOS based router/switch ? example, ip http server is enabled by default. If you do a show run it doesn't show up in the config output. Was just wondering is there is a way to show the default configurations for a router/switch with a "show" command...thanks...Bob
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