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[no] eigrp event-logging
Platform: IOS based
Where: Configuration
Info : Controls logging of EIGRP events on a per-event basis.
[no] eigrp event-log-size
Platform: IOS based
Where: Configuration
Info: Sets event log size of events; 0 deletes event log buffers.
[no] eigrp kill-everyone
Platform: IOS based
Where: Configuration
Info: Kills all adjacencies on an SIA event or a neighbor down event.
[no] eigrp log-event-type [dual] [xmit] [transport]
Platform: IOS based
Where: Configuration
Info: Configures the set of event types to log.
[no] eigrp log-neighbor-changes
Platform: IOS based
Where: Configuration
Info: Logs changes in peer status of neighbors.
enable engineer
Platform: XDI/CatOS based
Where: General
Info: Prompts for a password, which has the form:
passwordHWFWSWenablepass
where password and enablepass are the unprivileged and enable passwords on the switch; HW, FW, SW are the first two digits of the hardware, firmware, and software versions running on the Supervisor engine, shown by the show version command. Example: password and enablepass are both "cisco", show version says HW: 3.2, FW: 5.3(1), SW: 5.4(4). The enable engineer password would be cisco325354cisco:
Gromozeka (enable) enable engineer Enter password: Gromozeka (debug-eng) help Commands: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- bootp Start a bootp download broadcast Broadcast a message call Call specified C function cam EARL utilities cdpd Start the CDP daemon clear Clear, use 'clear help' for more info configure Configure system from network connect Connect to FDDI ring copy Copy code between TFTP server and module ding Send index directed packet to port disable Disable privileged mode disconnect Disconnect from FDDI ring or disconnect user session download Download code to a processor enable Enable privileged mode erase Erase, use 'erase help' for more info failed_next Set Failed Next help Show this message history Show contents of history substitution buffer kill Send a signal to a process lcp Send console commands to an LCP packnvram pack NVRAM ping Send echo packets to hosts ps List current state of processes on the system quit Exit from the Admin session reconfirm Reconfirm VMPS reload Force software reload to linecard reset Reset system or module ibping Send Ibipc v2 pings scp SCP utilities scpmsg Send SCP message scpper Start SCP performance test slpper Start SLP performance test sltask Start Salem task for slp link session Tunnel to ATM or Router module set Set, use 'set help' for more info show Show, use 'show help' for more info slip Attach/detach Serial Line IP interface start_op_console Start Standby Supervisor Console switch Switch to standby <clocksupervisor> tcpactive Start TCP active download test tcpstandby Start TCP standby download test tcptest Start TCP download test tcpactnvram Start TCP active NVRAM test tcpsbynvram Start TCP standby NVRAM test telnet Telnet to a remote host telnetd Start the telnet daemon test Test, use 'test help' for more info traceroute Trace the route to a host upload Upload code from a processor wait Wait for x seconds whichbus Which bus mod/port is on whoisdnld Who is downloading whoisnvram Who is holding nvram write Write system configuration to terminal/network start_cl_console Start Clear Lake (NAM) Console
[no] environment-monitor
Platform: IOS based
Where: General
Info: Disables environment monitoring.
exception-slave corefile
Platform: IOS based
Where: General
Info: Provides the name of the core file to use.
exception-slave dump X.X.X.X
Platform: IOS based
Where: General
Info: Provides the devices with addresses of where to dump core images.
exception-slave protocol tftp
Platform: IOS based
Where: General
Info: Provides protocol to use when dumping core images.
exception memory fragment <amount>
Platform: IOS based
Where: General
Info: During the debugging process, you can cause the switch to create a core dump and reboot when certain memory size parameters are violated. The exception memory commands define a minimum contiguous block of memory in the free pool and a minimum size for the free memory pool.
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