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Orethrius:

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Break the display case and run like hell.  :D

Refalm:
CISCO must have thought the letter c was useless too.

In their old IOS version, you needed to quote the motd message in c instead of #, which is now the case in the new IOS version, like so:


--- Code: ---Router(config)# banner exec c
Enter TEXT message. End with the character 'c'.
If you want aCCess, ask the sysop with aCne.c
--- End code ---


If you type the letter c in your motd, it's presumed to be the end of the motd. The people from CISCO are idiots.

Orethrius:

--- Quote from: Refalm ---CISCO must have thought the letter c was useless too.

In their old IOS version, you needed to quote the motd message in c instead of #, which is now the case in the new IOS version, like so:


--- Code: ---Router(config)# banner exec c
Enter TEXT message. End with the character 'c'.
If you want aCCess, ask the sysop with aCne.c
--- End code ---

If you type the letter c in your motd, it's presumed to be the end of the motd. The people from CISCO are idiots.
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You're joking, right?
The syntax of that command is shorthand, meaning: set the banner to execute the string ended in c upon successful bootstrap.
You could substitute any other ASCII character for the single char c above and make the same claim.
Now, aren't the people from CISCO geniuses for making an IOS that recognises English Shorthand?  :cool:

Kintaro:
Orethrius makes me wish I was stoned.

Refalm:

--- Quote from: Orethrius ---You're joking, right?
The syntax of that command is shorthand, meaning: set the banner to execute the string ended in c upon successful bootstrap.
You could substitute any other ASCII character for the single char c above and make the same claim.
Now, aren't the people from CISCO geniuses for making an IOS that recognises English Shorthand?  :cool:
--- End quote ---

Gee, I guess that post could make sense to me if it wasn't so vague.

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