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Appendix C Device Provisioning Engine Command Line Interface
Log System Management Commands
The level that you select identifies the minimum log level that will be saved, as described in the
Configuring Log Levels section, on page A-2.
Configuring Log Levels section, on page A-2.
Note
Cisco recommends that you keep the RDU logging level at the Warning level to help maintain a steady
operations state. The Information level is recommended if you need to maintain steady state performance
during debug operations. You should however, exercise caution when running with the Information level
set because this creates a great number of log entries which in itself can adversely impact performance.
operations state. The Information level is recommended if you need to maintain steady state performance
during debug operations. You should however, exercise caution when running with the Information level
set because this creates a great number of log entries which in itself can adversely impact performance.
no debug
Usage Guidelines
This command disables all debug logging.
Examples
This command requires no special syntax, and you enter it as shown here:
dpe# no debug on
%OK
no debug dpe cache
Usage Guidelines
This command disables DPE cache debug logging.
Examples
This command requires no special syntax, and you enter it as shown in this example:
dpe# no debug dpe cache
%OK
no debug dpe connection
Usage Guidelines
This command disables the debugging of the DPE connection.
Examples
This command requires no special syntax, and you enter it as shown in this example:
dpe# no debug dpe connection
%OK