Hi all,
I'm wondering what, if any, interaction the 'traceoptions' for ISIS has with 
the running protocol on the router.  I've troubleshot two odd problems in ISIS 
in the past six months that were miraculously "fixed" simply by enabling 
traceoptions.  The first time, I thought that it was merely a coincidence, but 
this second time, I see that it had a definite effect, as no other changes were 
made.

Has anyone experienced something similar, where turning on traceoptions just 
fixes your problem?

Running 9.6R3.8 on MX.

-evt

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