Hi all,
I have a telephone interview tomorrow with a company, and I am brushing up on some revision again, they have pointed out area's that they are looking out on, one of the bullet points states
"How do you command a router when its busy"
I'm not quite sure the approach on this, or if there is a feature on certain routers (I think they are mainly looking down the Cisco route), I have knowledge in them but just never run in to this situation before of being able to command a busy router.
If anyone could elaborate on how I could approach this just incase they ask, tried google but only thing I can find is stuff about turning off certain debug logs etc which I am not 100% sure is relevant...
I have a telephone interview tomorrow with a company, and I am brushing up on some revision again, they have pointed out area's that they are looking out on, one of the bullet points states
"How do you command a router when its busy"
I'm not quite sure the approach on this, or if there is a feature on certain routers (I think they are mainly looking down the Cisco route), I have knowledge in them but just never run in to this situation before of being able to command a busy router.
If anyone could elaborate on how I could approach this just incase they ask, tried google but only thing I can find is stuff about turning off certain debug logs etc which I am not 100% sure is relevant...