You telnet into a remote device and type debug ip rip, but no output from the debug command is seen. What could the problem be?

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  1. You must type the show ip rip command first.
  2. IP addressing on the network is incorrect.
  3. You must use the terminal monitor command.
  4. Debug output is sent only to the console.

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Answer: Option 3

To see console messages through your Telnet session, you must enter the terminal monitor command.

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