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The user EXEC mode is often referred to as a
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View-only mode
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The priviledged EXEC mode provides acces to
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All router commands
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The privileged mode is used to access
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other modes to configure the router
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The Cisco CLI uses a structure that is
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Hierachical
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To configure the router interface, the user must enter
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The interface configuration mode
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All configurations that are enter in the interface configuration mode apply
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Only to that interface
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Each configuration mode is indicated with a distinctive prompt and allows only
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Commands that are apporpriate for that mode
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The IOS porvides a command interpreter service known as
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The command exective (EXEC)
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After each command is entered
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The EXEC validats and executes the command
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The privileged mode is also known as
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The enable mode
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The user EXEC mode allows only a limited
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number of basic monitoring commands
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User EXEC mode can be identified by
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> prompt
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The privileged EXEC mode provides access to
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All router commands
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This allows only authorized user to access the router
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Password and user ID
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Configuration and management commands require that the network administrator be at
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The privileged EXEC level
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Global configuration mode and all other more specific configuration modes can only be reached
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From the privileged EXEC mode
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The privileged EXEC mode can be identified by the
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# prompt
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To access the privileged EXEC lever from the user EXEC level you must enter
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The enable coomand at the > prompt
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When a question mark is entered at the privileged EXEC lever it will reveal
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Many more command options than available at the user EXEC level
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