What does the command 'sanitize' do?

The command 'sanitize' is associated with clearing all configurations on a system, particularly within the context of a Tactical Session Controller. This command is crucial when there is a need to return the system to a known, default state, effectively removing any custom settings or configurations that may have been previously applied. By doing this, it ensures that the system can be set up fresh or handed over to another user without any remnants of previous configurations.

In specific scenarios, when transitioning systems, testing configurations, or troubleshooting issues, 'sanitizing' the system can help eliminate any variables that might interfere with the intended operation. In environments where security and proper configuration management are vital, using this command ensures compliance and operational integrity.