[TechRepublic] The Cisco IOS parser command can speed response times

November 07, 2008

TechRepublic Cisco Routers and Switches Trouble viewing this mail? Read it online | Manage my newsletters Welcome: charles Update my profile | Unsubscribe from this mail Blogs | Photos | Downloads | Forums Learn how the Cisco IOS parser command can speed up response time On routers with large running configurations, the parser cache is used to speed up the "parsing" of that IOS configuration when the configuration is accessed and processed by the router. David Davis explains what the parser cache does and how it can help you. SponsoredCompare your salary against other IT professionals in Canada Join the activeTechPros community for free access to salary benchmark charts and download a copy of Canada IT Salary & Skills Snapshot 2008. More Cisco and admin resources 10 commands you should master when working with the Cisco IOS CVOICE - Cisco Voice over IP v5.0 How can Cisco Automatic Signature Extraction prevent zero-day virus attacks? See previous Cisco Routers and Switches posts. 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