Dumb question on debug

[cbeazley]

Can anyone remember the command used in a router config to allow for a clear line on the router while debug is running ?

 

[baddos]

Do you mean you don't want to see debugging messages on the console port?

 

[cbeazley]

Actually I DO want to see the message but there is a command that allows me to have a buffered window but I don't think the command is 'logging buffered'.

 

[bierhunter]

Logging buffer will put the logs into the buffer so you can see them with the "show log" command.

logging monitor or no loggin monitor should turn on/off the logging to the screen when in telnet.

Logging console is for when connected via the console port.

I can't say 100% that I'm correct on the above. I'm trying to do this by memory. If you go to

http://www.cisco.com

and search for logging monitor or buffer or one of the above, I'm pretty sure you'll get the exact syntax.

 

[baddos]

If you do a "no logging console", that will stop the router from logging to the CLI when you are connected to the serial console port.

 

[commsguy]

why not just telnet to the router and not turn on terminal monitor?


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