From: Christian Zeng (christian@zengl.net)
Date: Fri Dec 21 2007 - 05:04:48 ART
* keith tokash wrote:
> Yeah that helps a lot actually. I've used the "default interface" command,
> but didn't realize Cisco made the default reset so ubiquitous. So I learned
> something new, and all it took was a little egg on my face. Fair enough. :)
Heh, I love these moments :-P and can contribute one also:
A month ago during lab practice, I needed to introduce the ability for a
privilege 7 user to see the domain name of the router in a sh run. You
can do that easily with the privilege configuration ... command and aaa,
I immediately set the domain name and the privilege level association with
privilege configure level 7 ip domain-name
This results in
privilege configure level 7 ip domain-name
privilege configure level 7 ip
which looks good - but it doesn't work. It took me one hour to figure
out that 'ip domain-name' - the command I use for ages now - is outdated
and that 'ip domain name' is the new standard. I also never payed
attention that IOS silently converts any ip domain-name xxx to ip domain
name xxx in the config. D'OH! :)
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