Day 29 Flashcards
Ways to configure a Cisco Device
- Console Terminal (with RJ-45)
2. Remote Terminal
Ways to access a Cisco Device?
- Establish terminal via Telnet
- Download a config file
- Console or Auxillary
Two basic access levels in CLI
- User EXEC mode - show and ping
2. Privileged EXEC mode - Full access to device commands
Types of ways to get help within Cisco CLI
- Word help. sh? ch?
2. Command Syntax Help. Show?
Meaning of Error Message:
Ambiguous command: “cl”
You did not enter enough characters for your device to recognize the command.
Meaning of Error Message:
Incomplete Command
You didn’t enter all the keywords or values requried
Keyboard command to:
Display most recent command
Up Arrow OR Ctrl+P
Keyboard command to:
Moves forward to most recent command
Down arrow OR Ctrl+N
Keyboard command to:
Moves cursor backwards
Left Arrow OR Ctrl+B
Keyboard command to:
Moves cursor forward
Right Arrow OR Ctrl+F
Keyboard command to:
Complete a partial command
Tab
Keyboard command to:
Moves cursor backwards, deleting characters
Backspace
Keyboard command to:
Moves character to first letter in current command
Ctrl+A
Keyboard command to:
Moves character to the last letter of current command
Ctrl+E
Keyboard command to:
Redisplay the command line with all characters
Ctrl+R
Keyboard command to:
Deletes a single character
Ctrl+ D
Keyboard command to:
Moves back one word
Esc+B
Keyboard command to:
Move forward one word
Esc+F
Command to:
Enter Global configuration mode
Switch# configure terminal
Command to:
Configure a name for a device
Switch(config)# hostname S1
Command to:
Configure the interface IP address
S1(config-if)# ip address 172.17.99.11 255.255.255.0
Command to:
Return to global config mode
exit
Command to:
Return to privileged EXEC mode
end
Command to:
Configure multiple ports with the same command
interface range
Command to:
Test the TCP/IP Stack on Windowns
ping
Command to:
Test Connectivity to the Default Gateway on Windows PC
ipconfig to find ip of default gateway
ping ip of default gateway
Command to:
See route from Windows PC
tracert
Command to:
See route from Linux or MAC terminal
traceroute
Command to:
To list both the speed and duplex settings on an interface
show interface status
OR
show interfaces
