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enter privileged mode. |
enable
en NOTE: cisco will use common short cuts instead of having to type the whole word 'enable' you can type 'en' then press the tab button or press enter. |
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enter global mode
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enable
configure terminal |
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pressing the tab button
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finished typing common commands for you
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the up and down buttons
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show the history of what you have typed in the console
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enter line console mode
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en
conf t line console 0 |
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enter virtual console mode
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en
conf t line vty 0 4 |
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tell me who is currently logged into the console
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show users
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tell me what time it is on the console
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show clock
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go to line console mode then set the timeout settings to 20 30
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conf t line console 0 exec-timeout 20 30 |
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show the current configuration
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show running-config
sh run |
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set the banner of the day
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conf t banner motd # |
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set the logon banner
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banner logon #
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set a password
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password mypassword
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tell the console to ask for a password on log-in
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enable password mypassword
'in global mode' |
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enable an encrypted password
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enable secret mypassword
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what does the pressing the shortcut buttons 'control + z'
accomplish |
logs you out of the current user mode you are in.
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what does the pressing the shortcut buttons 'control + u'
accomplish |
erases anything typed in the current line.
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change the hostname of the router
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en
conf t hostname myhostname |
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disable encrypted password logon
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conf t disable secret |
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disable logon banner
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en
conf t no banner logon |
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show the startup configuration
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en
show startup-config |
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enter ethernet interface mode
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en
conf t interface ethernet 0 'or' int e0 |
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what happens when you type the '?'
button. |
when typed after logging into a particular user mode it lists all the commands you may use in that user mode. When typed next to a command it lists all the options for that command.
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set the ip address and subnet mask
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conf t int e0 ip address 192.168.1.11 255.255.225.0 |
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set a description in the router
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conf t int e0 description This is the ip address 192.168.1.1 |
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extend the keep alive session to 10 secconds
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conf t int e0 keepalive 10 |
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bring up the interface
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no shutdown
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view interface status of the ethernet 0
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show interface ethernet 0 'or' show int e0 |
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show all interfaces
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en
show interface 'or' sh int |
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show only the IP information of the ethernet
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en
show ip interface ethernet 0 'or' show ip int e0 |
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disable the IP address for ethernet 0. then double check your work
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conf t interface ethernet 0 no ip address sh ip int e0 |
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set a static IP address of 192.168.1.16 and a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0
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conf t interface ethernet 0 ip address 192.168.1.16 255.255.255.0 |
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show the configuration of the router
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show running-config
'or' sh run |
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what command copies the running configuration to the startup configuration |
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copy running-conf startup-conf 'or' copy run start |
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copy the startup config. to the running config.
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copy start run 'or' copy startup-conf running-conf |
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your startup config file is corrupted...copy a fresh one from the TFTP server and replace the running config file
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copy tftp running-config 'enter ip of tftpserver' 192.168.1.11 'follow the prompts' |
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disable DNS lookup in the cisco router. then check your work
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conf t no ip domain-lookup exit show hosts |
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DNS is disabled, enable DNS. Then set acme.com as the domain name
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conf t ip domain-lookup ip domain-name acme.com |
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create a host mapping from the name 'host' to the 'hostb1' computer with the 'hostb1' computer to have the IP address of 192.168.1.4
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conf t ip host hostb1 192.168.1.4 |
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remove the mapping
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conf t no ip host hostb1 |
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give your name server the ip address of 92.16.25.215
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conf t ip name-server 92.16.25.215 |
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disable the ip http server that is enabled by default..confirm your work
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conf t no ip http server exit show hosts show running-config |
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enable the RIP routing process
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conf t router rip 'follow prompts' |
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disable rip
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conf t no router rip exit show ip route |
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what do you use to test the connectivity of your router |
ping 192.168.'router ip address'
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