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turning off debugging

tedauction
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Hello, is it necessary to turn off all debugging when finished with a remote session to a Cisco swtich/router to prevent load on the CPU

i.e will this debugging CPU load continue even after you have exited the remote session ?

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Joseph W. Doherty
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"i.e will this debugging CPU load continue even after you have exited the remote session ?"

Yes, because, generally debugging output goes to the console, which is always present.

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burleyman
Level 8
Level 8

I always turn off debugging when finished troubleshoot.

 

Mike

no debug all

 

this removes all debugging.

 

Mike

Joseph W. Doherty
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"i.e will this debugging CPU load continue even after you have exited the remote session ?"

Yes, because, generally debugging output goes to the console, which is always present.

johnlloyd_13
Level 9
Level 9

hi,

you must take extreme precaution when turning on debug in the first place.

the debug will remain even if you exit your remote session.

you can verify if still running with the show debug command.

issue a quick u all or undebug all in privileged mode will stop any debugging that's running.