This is not officially supported by Cisco.
Btw - it is advised not use this mode as it is used only by the engineering
and whoever
uses this does it at their own risk !
/Shankar
At 06:26 PM 4/11/2001, Casassa, Nathan wrote:
>I had this saved:
>
>Here's the trick to enter the secret engineer-mode in a catalyst 5K :
>
>With Supervisor-Engine I:
>
>Enter enable mode
>Do a SH VERSION (so that you get Hardware-,Firmware- and Software-Versions)
>Type ENABLE ENGINEER
>You will be prompted for a password. Now this is very complex. You must
>enter the password in
>the following format:
>VTY VTY HW FW SW
>
>That is, the VTY-password followed by the VTY-password again, followed by
>the Hardware-Version,
>
>followed by the Software-version(no spaces, do not type the dots in the
>versions)
>
>Let's say (an assumption):
>
>the VTY-password is c
>
>the Hardware-version is 2.2
>
>the formware-version is 2.3
>
>then you would enter as the engineer-password:
>
>cc2223
>
>With Supervisor-Engine II:
>Enter enable mode
>Do a SH VERSION (so that you get Hardware-,Firmware- and Software-Versions)
>Type ENABLE ENGINEER
>You will be prompted for a password. Now this is very complex. You must
>enter the password in
>the following format:
>VTY HW FW SW VTY
>
>That is, the VTY-password followed by the VTY-password again, followed by
>the Hardware-Version,
>
>followed by the Software-version (no spaces, do not type the dots in the
>versions).
>
>Let's say (an assumption):
>
>the VTY-password is c
>
>the Hardware-version is 2.2
>
>the formware-version is 2.3
>
>then you would enter as the engineer-password: c2223c
>
>
>You see, the difference between Supervisor I and II is just the position
>where the second VTY-password
>is placed.
>
>After you are in engineer-mode, you can display the available functions by
>SH ?
>There will be a lot new (besides the know ones) functions available !!
>
>Great isn't it ?
>
>OK, here's a demonstration:
>
>sun>134.3.0.134
>
>' telnet to the catalyst
>
>Trying 134.3.0.134 ... Open
>
>
>
>Cisco Systems Console
>
>
>
>Enter password:
>
>' I entered "c"
>
>Console> enable
>
>Enter password:
>
>' I entered "c"
>
>Console> (enable) sh version
>
>WS-C5000 Software, Version McpSW: 4.4(1) NmpSW: 4.4(1)
>
>Copyright (c) 1995-1999 by Cisco Systems
>
>NMP S/W compiled on Jan 6 1999, 18:05:22
>
>MCP S/W compiled on Jan 06 1999, 17:50:33
>
>System Bootstrap Version: 2.2(2)
>
>Hardware Version: 2.3 Model: WS-C5000 Serial #: 006342981
>
>Mod Port Model Serial # Versions
>
>--- ---- ---------- --------- ----------------------------------------
>
>1 2 WS-X5009 006342981 Hw : 2.3
>
>Fw : 2.2(2)
>
>Fw1: 2.2(1)
>
>Sw : 4.4(1)
>
>2 24 WS-X5225R 015573453 Hw : 3.3
>
>Fw : 4.3(1)
>
>Sw : 4.4(1)
>
>3 24 WS-X5225R 013496932 Hw : 3.3
>
>Fw : 4.3(1)
>
>Sw : 4.4(1)
>
>4 2 WS-X5158 004446685 Hw : 1.2
>
>Fw : 1.3
>
>Fw1: 1.3
>
>Sw : 3.2(4)
>
>DRAM FLASH NVRAM
>
>Module Total Used Free Total Used Free Total Used Free
>
>------ ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ----- ----- -----
>
>1 20480K 10473K 10007K 4096K 3584K 512K 256K 130K 126K
>
>Uptime is 0 day, 5 hours, 8 minutes
>
>
>
>Console> (enable) enable engineer
>
>Enter password:
>
>' I entered a wrong password so that you see the reaction
>
>Sorry
>
>Console> (enable) enable engineer
>
>Enter password:
>
>' this time I entered "c232244c" because it is a Supervisor II engine
>
>' the result is the engineer-prompt "debug-eng"
>
>Console> (debug-eng) ?
>
>
>
>Commands:
>
>----------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>bootp Start a bootp download
>
>broadcast Broadcast a message
>
>call Call specified C function
>
>cam EARL utilities
>
>cdpd Start the CDP daemon
>
>clear Clear, use 'clear help' for more info
>
>configure Configure system from network
>
>connect Connect to FDDI ring
>
>copy Copy code between TFTP server and module
>
>ding Send index directed packet to port
>
>disable Disable privileged mode
>
>disconnect Disconnect from FDDI ring or disconnect user session
>
>download Download code to a processor
>
>enable Enable privileged mode
>
>erase Erase, use 'erase help' for more info
>
>failed_next Set Failed Next
>
>help Show this message
>
>history Show contents of history substitution buffer
>
>kill Send a signal to a process
>
>lcp Send console commands to an LCP
>
>packnvram pack NVRAM
>
>ping Send echo packets to hosts
>
>ps List current state of processes on the system
>
>quit Exit from the Admin session
>
>reconfirm Reconfirm VMPS
>
>reload Force software reload to linecard
>
>reset Reset system or module
>
>ibping Send Ibipc v2 pings
>
>scp SCP utilities
>
>scpmsg Send SCP message
>
>scpper Start SP performance test
>
>slpper Start SLP performance test
>
>sltask Start Salem task for slp link
>
>session Tunnel to ATM or Router module
>
>set Set, use 'set help' for more info
>
>show Show, use 'show help' for more info
>
>slip Attach/detach Serial Line IP interface
>
>snmpd Start the snmp daemon
>
>start_op_console Start Standby Supervisor Console
>
>switch Switch to standby <clock|supervisor>
>
>tcpactive Start TCP active download test
>
>tcpstandby Start TCP standby download test
>
>tcptest Start TCP download test
>
>tcpactnvram Start TCP active NVRAM test
>
>tcpsbynvram Start TCP standby NVRAM test
>
>telnet Telnet to a remote host
>
>telnetd Start the telnet daemon
>
>test Test, use 'test help' for more info
>
>traceroute Trace the route to a host
>
>upload Upload code from a processor
>
>wait Wait for x seconds
>
>whichbus Which bus mod/port is on
>
>whoisdnld Who is downloading
>
>whoisnvram Who is holding nvram
>
>write Write system configuration to terminal/network
>
>start_cl_console Start Clear Lake (NAM) Console
>
>Console> (debug-eng) show ?
>
>Show commands:
>
>--------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>show agc Show Actual Group Capability
>
>show agport Show Agport Information
>
>show alias Show aliases for commands
>
>show alloc Show mbuf and malloc allocation
>
>show arbiter Show Samba arbiter status
>
>show arp Show ARP table
>
>show asic Show asic information from the extended card feature table
>
>show asicreg Show ASIC registers
>
>show authentication Show authentication information
>
>show authentable Show nvram authentication table
>
>show avltree Show EARL AVL tree information
>
>show biga Show BIGA and Driver stats
>
>show bridge Show bridge information
>
>show bridgefddi Show bridge info on individual FDDI modules
>
>show blackcombreg Show Blackcmb Register
>
>show bcreg Show Blackcomb Register[range]
>
>show bcstatistics Show Blackcomb Statistics
>
>show bcsearch Show Blackcomb Search data
>
>show searchforever Show Blackcomb Search Forever
>
>show earlintrreg Show Earl Intr Register
>
>show lookupram Show Blackcomb Lookup Ram
>
>show looktable Show Blackcomb Lookup Table
>
>show indexram Show Blackcomb Index Ram
>
>show mappingram Show Blackcomb Mapping Ram
>
>show fidram Show Blackcomb Fid Ram
>
>show controlram Show Blackcomb Control Ram
>
>show fiforam Show Blackcomb Notify Fifo Ram
>
>show tbm Show Tremblant Register
>
>show tbmind Show Tremblant Indir Register
>
>show tbmstatus Show Tremblant Status
>
>show banfflog Show Banff log information
>
>show banffreg Show Banff Register
>
>show banffmet Show Banff MET
>
>show banffpb Show Banff Packet Buffer
>
>show banff-reset Show Banff reset counts
>
>show banff-list Show Banff free list
>
>show busnmi Show Switching Bus NMI setting
>
>show cam Show CAM table
>
>show cbl Show 8051 color blocking logic contents
>
>show cbpointer Show Config Block Pointers
>
>show cdp Show Cisco Discovery Protocol Information
>
>show cdpstat Show CDP statistics
>
>show cdptable Show CDP Cache Table Entries
>
>show cgmp Show CGMP info
>
>show checkinterval Show nvram check interval
>
>show code Show assembly code
>
>show config Show system configuration
>
>show counters Show port counters
>
>show cpumon Show CPUMON Settings
>
>show drip Show DRiP Information
>
>show dvlan Show dynamic vlan statistics
>
>show dvlan Show dynamic vlan statistics
>
>show ebcmodes Show EBC HW modes
>
>show fddi Show FDDI module entries
>
>show fddicam Show FDDI module CAM table
>
>show feature Show feature
>
>show flash Show system flash information
>
>show generic_counters Show generic counters
>
>show help Show this message
>
>show ibipc Show ibipc statistics
>
>show igmp Show IGMP information
>
>show imagemib Show image mib information
>
>show interface Show network interfaces
>
>show ip Show IP Information
>
>show log Show log information
>
>show logging Show system logging information
>
>show ltl Show 8051 local target logic contents
>
>show mac Show MAC information
>
>show macdbg Show MAC debug information
>
>show malloc Show malloc stats
>
>show mbuf Show mbuf and cluster statistics
>
>show mdg Show Multiple Default Gateway Debug Info
>
>show memuse Show memory usage by pid
>
>show mem Show memory contents
>
>show microcode Show microcode versions
>
>show module Show module information
>
>show multicast Show multicast information
>
>show mls Show multilayer switching information
>
>show netstat Show network statistics
>
>show ntp Show ntp statistics
>
>show nvramversion Show nvram version
>
>show nvstat Show Active Nvram Tasks Stats
>
>show option Show option
>
>show port Show port information
>
>show portdbg Show port debug information
>
>show portinfo Show portinfo structure
>
>show portreg Show port registers
>
>show protocolfilter Show protocolfilter information
>
>show pruning Show VTP pruning information
>
>show redunda_state Show redundancy state info
>
>show rif Show Routing Information Field (RIF) Table
>
>show rsmautostate Show RSM derived interface state enabled/disabled
>
>show saint Show saint registers
>
>show sbnvstat Show Standby Nvram Tasks Stats
>
>show sbyports Show Standby Ports usage status
>
>show sccstat Show SCC status
>
>show scpmem Show 8051 memory contents
>
>show scpmodstat Show SCP-Module Stats.
>
>show scpreg Show SCP registration table
>
>show scpstat Show SCP statistics
>
>show scptrace Show trace levels
>
>show semaphore Show semaphore information
>
>show slpreg Show SLP registration table
>
>show slpstat Show SLP statistics
>
>show snmp Show SNMP information
>
>show snmpd Show snmpd state information
>
>show softflag Show all softflags
>
>show span Show switch port analyzer information
>
>show spanningtree Show spantree port information
>
>show spantree Show spantree information
>
>show spoofing Show spoofing state
>
>show sprom Show Serial EEPROM
>
>show standbyports Show state of standby ports feature.
>
>show station Show Tokenring Station info
>
>show summertime Show state of summertime information
>
>show syndiag Show syndiags status
>
>show timer Show timer information
>
>show trport Show port status info for Token Ring port
>
>show trmod Show module details for Token Ring module
>
>show system Show system information
>
>show tacacs Show TACACS information
>
>show test Show results of diagnostic tests
>
>show time Show time of day
>
>show timezone Show the current timezone offset
>
>show tokenring Show tokenring information
>
>show top Show TopN report
>
>show tpoint Show trace points
>
>show trace Show trace settings
>
>show trunk Show trunk ports
>
>show users Show active Admin sessions
>
>show version Show version information
>
>show vlan Show Virtual LAN information
>
>show vlantbladr Show Vlan Port Table Address
>
>show vmps Show VMPS information
>
>show vtp Show VTP Information
>
>show whistler Show Whistler information
>
>
>
>
>
>Console> (debug-eng) exit
>
>' with "exit" I ended my telnet-session
>
>[Connection to 134.3.0.134 closed .....
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>show counters <mod/port> shows you SNMP and RMON counters.
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Danny Sutantyo [mailto:dsutanty@dsutanty-wkst.sc.intel.com]
>Sent: Wednesday, April 11, 2001 8:17 PM
>To: cisco-nsp@puck.nether.net
>Subject: [nsp] Catalyst command
>
>
>Does any body know about "enable engineer" (not regular "enable") command
>in Catalyst? I heard
>it's undocumented, and do you know what it does?
>
>DS
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