tcpdump is the only thing we use the shell for. Juniper are gradually
introducing cli commans which remove the requirement to use the shell.
Maybe sometime in the future non-root user ID's will have shell access
removed. It's probably a judgement call as to whether shell access
causes support pain and thus removal of access to the shell would have
some fiscal benefit.
Dave Humphrey
-----Original Message-----
From: nobody@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:nobody@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of
Juniper Beginner
Sent: 12 October 2001 03:39
To: juniper@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: BSD [9:691]
I know that Juniper is based off of BSD and rides off of it. I also know
that you can even access the BSD shell. I guess I'm wondering why you would
do this?
What would you be doing in the BSD shell if you were to access it? Not just
for fun I suppose?
JB
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