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Packet Tracer 6.1 Question??

goldenlight

Im gonna start reviewing my cisco Material in case I am called for an interview.:) Its been about 6 months since I messed with packet tracer.

When I accidentally type a command wrong and get this error.

"Translating "\"...domain server (255.255.255.255)" How do I break this?

What keys do I hit to end this. I remember it was something like Shift + F6

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BerkshireHerd

ctrl shift 6, also,

no ip domain lookup in global config is one of my favorite commands, avoids it all together

goldenlight

it worked thanks..

no ip domain-lookup comes in hnady

mikeybinec

goldenlight wrote: »

it worked thanks..

no ip domain-lookup comes in hnady

Another thing is config# line con 0 put in a exec timeout 0 0

But not in a real working environment

rocdamike

mikeybinec wrote: »

Another thing is config# line con 0 put in a exec timeout 0 0

But not in a real working environment

Also do a logging synchronous to stop those annoying console messages from interrupting your commands mid-way through