Since I entered the cisco world, I have read and heard again and again on how much precautions need to be taked to use any debug command to troubleshoot network events. But when I have personally checked, for using just one debug feature [eg. debug ip eigrp summary], I have observed that only it hardly takes 1-2% cpu in doing that. Why is it that networkers have been giving exaggerated warnings for the use of debug cmds. The result of this is that debug has become ‘USELESS’ in real life. While every networker has the knowledge that he shouldn’t do it where the cpu going above 90%
Why does Cisco even mention about a feature like debug with fearful warnings which keep networkers from even using it in the first place. Why don’t cisco upgrade CPU’s of devices to support this ? Although the prices are exorbitantly high, CPUs are hardly updgraded, they are still under 1 Ghz single core. Upgrading router/switch performance is no big challenge for cisco.
Listening to Cisco CEO, John Chambers at the UTC Hall of Fame dinner. Amazing leader who gets how collaboration can change the world.
Big business forms cloud alliance: Sun’s Lew Tucker to Lead Cisco’s Cloud Effos (PC World) PC … http://bit.ly/bjFeHE
Playing THE CISCO KID by WAR from the album THE WORLD IS A GHETTO
/ – 4G World: Cisco’s Sma Pipe Suggestions: http://bit.ly/b5MdFd
World series game 4…Cisco 3-1 up at Texas…
Paicipating in the first Promethean Education Fast Forward event, 15 different locations around the world via Cisco telepresence. Powerful
your San Fran cisco giants won the world series
Gulf improves broadband quality, penetration: Cisco-sponsored study puts Qatar and the UAE as eighth in the world … http://bit.ly/dfhPAc
? Got Splunk for Cisco Security app working – shows realtime dots on world map based on src ip of ACL hits -> very cool
This time, last year, I staed the first year of the Cisco course. Full of enthusiasm, it felt like I was ready to take on the world.