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    DEBUG IP IGRP TRANSACTION; debugs IGRP transactions.

    DEBUG IP PACKET; lists one entry per IP packet sent and received. Be very careful with this command, you could easily crash a router.

    DEBUG IP PACKET LIST X; debugs packets matching access list xxx.

    SET VLAN X; this command is used to create VLANS.

    SET VLAN 100 4/1-24; this command would assign ports 1-24 on a module 4 to VLAN 100.

    PING (Packet Internet Groper) is a tool that tests connectivity at the network layer. It sends a series of ICMP echo packets to the destination and keeps track of the ICMP echo replies received. Using PING in privileged EXEC mode will yield more options. Ping sends out an ICMP echo request and waits for an ICMP echo reply.

    PING IPX; checks IPX host connectivity. Cisco IOS ping can only be used between Cisco routers because it is not compatible with Novell IPX pings.

    TRACEROUTE provides information about which path your traffic is taking through the internetwork, and how long it takes.

    TELNET; telnets to a telnet-enabled device. To suspend a Telnet session and escape from the remote target system back to your local device, press the keys CTRL-Shift-6 at the same time, release and then press the character ‘x’. To re-establish your telnet session, you may do any of the following: press enter twice, type resume, or use the show sessions command and resume the session.

    CLEAR LINE; terminates a telnet session to your local console