Re: logging console

I would do what the lab specifies. The proctor and / or lab should direct
you as to what is and what is not allowed. Typically, turning off debugs is
a given. As far as logging console, if it doesn't say anything I wouldn't
worry too much, but if it really bothers you ask the proctor or take 10
extra seconds to copy/paste "logging con 0" into all your devices.

On Sat, Oct 22, 2011 at 9:34 PM, Leigh Finch <leigh_at_leighfinch.net> wrote:

> Hi All,
> I'm up for my first lab attempt in just over a week and I like to use
> "logging console" especially when doing the troubleshooting section of the
> practice labs.
>
> Is a "u all" going to be enough to satisfy the grading engine, or should I
> do a "no logging console" at the end of the troubleshooting and config
> sections in the real lab?
>
> Cheers
> Leigh
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