Yes, I know it. It's great resource. Despite of it, it's hard to found information even in the case the administrator knows what he are looking for.
The main problem is - the documentation is spreaded over so many separate documents, application notes, technical notes, semi-official information in this forum and other resources. In most case, there is lack of information related to particular feature implementations. I wqant to use example to explain what I'm mean.
Have you configured sd+blf+cp function ? Are you interested to know when the button press will invoke 'sd' and when 'cp' ? Do you want to know if sd+blf (but no cp) combination of functions is possible ? Need to use vid= ? (where you can found such parameter like vid= exists at all ?) No answers avaiable in Admin Guide and no way to deduce answers by self as there are no implementation details. No reference to other document (not counting the reference to document specific for Broadsoft server). Yes, there may or may not be other document with such detailed description. The unfortunate customer need to read many and many documents and - there may but may not be the one with required description in such list.
The paragraph above show the example of problem only. And note the English is not my native language, so if it sounds so strong, then it's not intentional. I'm not trying to yell "it's crap" in any way. I'm trying to explain, using my poor language skills, the problem with 'task oriented' style of Cisco's documentation. I hope this comment will not be misunderstood.
I'm wishing to see a information-oriented style of documentation. Such kind of documentation is matter of course in the case of Cisco's switches. Especially I'm calling for index of all configuration keywords, with list of all possible values and their meaning, index of SIP NOTIFY Event, list of DHCP options recognized by device (can be time offset set by DHCP instead of provisioning or manual configuration ?) and so on ...
