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		<title>Quick and Dirty&#8230;Ooohhhh&#8230;.Yeahhhh</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Quick and dirty is how I like it when I have 4000 menial tasks to get done.  So another oldy but goody that I had to dig up today was how to delete a full directory structure and its contents from a Cisco files system.  So here it is enjoy.
From normal enable mode:
delete /recursive /force [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Now by the power invested in java runtime I heal you ASDM!!!!!</title>
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