Those Cisco devices have a hacked IOS versions for decades with all that stupid Cisco "pay-to-work" features unlocked and any telemetry and all that stuff exterminated.

You have no clue what "undocumented" means in this context. You think it has something to with features you can turn off or exploit.

Cisco routers/switches used in Internet eXchanges (IXes) and by internet providers are pretty simple and not very powerful computers with specific peripheral designed to switch packets at insane rates.

You have no clue about the criticality of backbone internet appliances or who operates them. You think it has something to do with their processing power and ISPs.

Typing a lot and saying nothing, still missing the basic point of my original comment. Absolute worthless Dead Drone.

Those Cisco devices have a hacked IOS versions for decades with all that stupid Cisco "pay-to-work" features unlocked and any telemetry and all that stuff exterminated.

You have no clue what "undocumented" means in this context. You think it has something to with features you can turn off or exploit.

Cisco routers/switches used in Internet eXchanges (IXes) and by internet providers are pretty simple and not very powerful computers with specific peripheral designed to switch packets at insane rates.

You have no clue about the criticality of backbone internet appliances or who operates them. You think it has something to do with their processing power and ISPs.

You are a complete moron and still missed the basic point of my original comment. Absolute worthless Dead Drone.