I just had my first look at ISO commands. It's quite like the old DOS. So I wonder when will there be graphical interface for all this?
You might laugh, but you might laughed too when MS Windows came out in the old days.
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Read the full replyI just had my first look at ISO commands. It's quite like the old DOS. So I wonder when will there be graphical interface for all this?
You might laugh, but you might laughed too when MS Windows came out in the old days.
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So it's already here. I should've imagined.
It's been out for quite some time, but I don't know anyone who administers Cisco gear on a regular basis that uses a GUI. Maybe I'm sheltered.
There's also CiscoView within CiscoWorks.
BernieM
No. Real men ( and real women ) use the console. This is why we study long hours into the night - so that we can learn to do it the hard way.
It's also why sometimes the CLI is also referred to as the "Cash Line Interface".
8-)Cheers!
John
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