Week 5: Session 10: The command-line interface Flashcards
command-line interface (CLI)
The interface used by network engineers to configure a commercial networking device.
Telnet (teletype network)
A protocol that enables a network device to be remotely accessed and managed.
terminal emulation client
The software used by network engineers to access the CLI.
SSH (Secure Shell)
A protocol that enables a network device to be remotely accessed and managed.
Mode and result for command:
configure terminal
Mode: Privileged exec
Result: Enter global configuration mode
Mode and result for command:
copy running-config startup-config
Mode: Privileged exec
Result: Save the configuration to the startup-config file
Mode and result for command:
enable
Mode: User exec
Result: Enter privileged exec
Mode and result for command:
end
Mode: Global configuration
Result: Reverts to privileged exec mode
Mode and result for command:
exit
Mode: any mode
Result: Revert to next highest mode in the mode hierarchy
Mode and result for command:
hostname
Mode: Global configuration
Result: Configure a hostname on the device
Mode and result for command:
interface
Mode: Global configuration
Result: Enters into interface configuration mode, indicated by prompt: router(config-if)#
Mode and result for command:
ip address
Mode: Interface configuration
Result: (from interface config mode) Configure an IP address on an interface
Mode and result for command:
no shutdown
Mode: Interface configuration
Result: (from interface config mode) Restarts the interface
Mode and result for command:
show ip interface brief
Mode: Privileged exec
Result: Display information about the interfaces of the devices, such as IP address and status
Command for:
Mode: Privileged exec
Result: Enter global configuration mode
configure terminal