The debugging packet timeout command sets the timeout interval for tracing protocol packets.
The undo debugging packet all command disables debugging of all protocol packets.
By default, the timeout interval for tracing protocol packets is 0, indicating that no timeout interval is set.
Usage Scenario
Debugging affects the system performance. A user may forget to disable debugging in time, which adversely affects the system performance. The debugging packet timeout command sets the timeout interval for tracing protocol packets. When the timeout interval for tracing protocol packets reaches the preset value, the debugging command for tracing all protocol packets becomes invalid automatically and the terminal stops outputting debugging information.
Follow-up Procedure
After the timeout interval for tracing protocol packets is set, run the display debugging packet all command to check the timeout interval for tracing protocol packets.
Precautions
Debugging affects the system performance. After debugging is complete, run the undo debugging packet all command in time to disable debugging of all protocol packets.
In VS mode, this command is supported only by the admin VS.