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Interface (type number)
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Global command that moves the user into configuration mode of the named interface
A configuration command |
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ip address (address mask)
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Interface subcommand that sets the routers IPv4 address and mask
A configuration command |
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[no] shutdown
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Interface subcommand that enables (no shutdown) or disables (shutdown) the interface
A configuration command |
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duplex [full | half | auto]
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Interface command that sets the duplex or sets the use of IEEE auto-negotiation for router LAN interfaces that support multiple speeds
A configuration command |
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speed [10 | 100 | 1000]
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Interface command for router Gigabit (10/100/1000) interfaces that sets the speed at which the router interface sends and receives data
A configuration command |
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clock rate (rate)
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Interface command that sets the speed at which the router supplies a clocking signal, applicable only when the router has a DCE cable installed. The unit is bits/sec
A configuration command |
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description (text)
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Interface subcommand with which to begin typing a string of text to document information about that particular interface
A configuration command |
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show interfaces (type number)
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Lists a large set of informational messages about each interface or about the one specifically listed interface
EXEC Command |
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show ip interface brief
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Lists a single line of information about each interface including the IP address, line and protocol status and the method w/ which the address was configured (manual or DHCP)
EXEC Command |
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show protocols (type number)
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Lists information about the listed interface including the IP address, mask, and line/protocol status
EXEC Command |
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show controllers (type number)
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Lists many lines of information per interface or for one interface for the hardware controller or the interface. On serial interfaces this command identifies the cable as either a DCE or DTE cable
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show version
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Lists the version of IOS currently running in the router plus a variety of other facts about the currently installed hardware / software in the router
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