All these years, and I didn’t realise the opposite of the enable, was disable.
Router> Router>enable Router#disable Router>
Does this means that I am ‘dissing’ my router ?
IOS: Enable and …. Disable ?
20 July 2008 By 1 Comment
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ahh..
very handy, if you’ve still got some old switches running catos in your environment
as exit will just log you off, compared to getting out of enable in ios
switch1> (enable)
switch1> (enable) disable
switch1> (enable) exit
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