System Debugging Function
To help the user diagnose the problem, the most function modules of the device provide the debugging function.
The debugging function has two switch controls:
- The debugging switch of the module, controlling whether to generate the debugging information of the module
- The output switch of the screen, controlling whether to output the debugging information to the terminal
Configuration Condition
None
System Debugging
Table 1-7 System debugging
Step
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Command
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Description
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Open the output switch of the remote login system debugging screen
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terminal monitor
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Optional
The remote login includes telnet, ssh and so on.
By default, the switch is closed.
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Enter the global configuration mode
|
configure terminal
|
-
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Open the output switch of the console system debugging screen
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logging console
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Optional
By default, the switch is opened.
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Exit the global configuration mode
|
exit
|
-
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Open the debugging switch of the system function module
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debug { all | module-name [ option ] }
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Optional
By default, all debugging switches of the system function modules are closed.
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-
The debugging information can be displayed on the terminal only after configuring debug module-name option, terminal monitor or logging console at the same time.
- The generating and output of the debugging information affect the system performance, so when it is necessary, had better use the debug module-name option command to open the specified debugging switch. The debug all command opens all debugging switches, so we had better not use. After debugging ends, close the corresponding debugging switch in time or use the no debug all command to close all debugging switches.