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Mnemonics

chX

So I was trying to figure out a mnemonic to use for logging severity levels, and I thought I'd share what I came up with:

Every Awesome Cisco Engineer Will Need Icecream Daily
(Emergency Alerts Critical Error Warning Notification Informational Debugging).

What mnemonics for various bits of Cisco knowledge do you use?

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NetworkVeteran

chX wrote: »

What mnemonics for various bits of Cisco knowledge do you use?

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CISCO Dreamer

I limit my Cisco-specific mnemonics, but I have plenty for networking knowledge.

BTW, those logging levels are not Cisco-specific but rather the standard Syslog severity levels invented elsewhere. A common mnemomic I've seen for themis, "Do I Notice When Evenings Come Around Early?"

chX

NetworkVeteran wrote: »

We love oranges as oranges mean pure refreshment

CISCO Dreamer

I limit my Cisco-specific mnemonics, but I have plenty for networking knowledge.

Ah, I haven't seen that one before! I personally learned "N WLLA OMNI" for BGP path selection.

BTW, those logging levels are not Cisco-specific but rather the standard Syslog severity levels invented elsewhere. A common mnemomic I've seen for themis, "Do I Notice When Evenings Come Around Early?"

Oh, I didn't know that. Learn something new every day