ROFLMFHO!
Hmmm.. there is one advantage I also see with the way Cisco configuration
works. In order to change an interface, you must first go to config, the
specify what (S0, E0, etc), which is a bit of a long-week-droopy-eyed
mistake preventer.
More than one time did I change something in a PM when I wanted something
else and it's been said, some things are not intuitive. The levels in the
Cisco tend to keep me on my toes.
Getting used to "m0, m1, etc" but tend to type "mo0" usually.
The "smart" command line is helpful when I am monitoring certain events and
it is configurable. Custom tailoring is a plus.
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Jeff Mountin - System/Network Administrator
jeff@mixcom.net
MIX Communications
Serving the Internet since 1990