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Industrial Specialization

Name:Keerthi S
Lab 3 - Stepping Through Different Command
Modes and Getting Help
Task 1: Stepping Through Different Command
Modes
Router> indicates that you are in User Exec Mode.

The Router# indicates that you are in Privileged


Exec Mode
Router#disable

It will take you from Privileged Mode to User


Mode.
If you want to exit out completely, type
Router#logout
Router#exit
to logout of the Router from either User or
Privilege Mode.
Press Enter to get started again.
Press the Enter Key. What happens?
Ans: It will be in user execution mode
Router#?(It will give list of commands which can
be execute in previlage mode)
If you want to exit out of help without seeing all
the commands press Ctrl-C or Esc.
Router>enable
Router#?
followed by the space bar key until you return back
to the prompt.
Did you see more commands when Typed
Router#? in Privileged Mode than in User Mode?
Cisco Help is Context sensitive. It displays help
based on where you typed?
If you wanted to find out about all the commands
that start with a specific letter, you can type that
letter followed by? It will only display commands
that start with that letter.
Router#s?
What does it show you?
To go to the Global Configuration mode, type from
the Privileged Mode.
Router#config terminal
You can also type
Router#conf t
to have the same effect.
Your prompt should look like

This is the prompt for Global Configuration Mode.


Router#exit
To go down one level you could use exit.
To go down one level you could use exit.
Router#disable
This should take you to User Exec Mode. Can we
get to configuration mode from here?
Router>config t
What happens: Invalid input detected
Router>en
Your prompt should look like
Router#
Router#config t
Your Prompt should like
Router(config)#
Can we logout from here? No because it will say
invalid input detected.

Task 2
How to Configure a Specific Interface?
To go to configure a specific interface, you have to
go into that interface. The command that will allow
you to go into a specific interface is as follows:

This allows you to configure the Ethernet interface


0/0. The prompt should look like
Router(config-if)#
Router(config-if)#
To go back to Global Configuration, Type
Router(config-if)#exit
To go back directly back into Privileged Mode, you
can either type Ctrl-Z or end.
Lab 4-Stepping through context-sensitive help to
set the time for the router

Task 1:Configure clock

In this we learn how to set the time and date


To verify that:

Lab 5:Configure terminal history


Task 1:Checking terminal history
What happened when we pressed up arrow?
->It will display last command we typed. default
router keep the last 10 commands.

Task 2:Change the terminal history size to 100 and


verify

Lab 6-Setting Router name and Banner


Task 1:
Change the Router hostname to DELHI

Task 2:

Lab 7 - Save Configuration and Display Various


Status Commands
Task 1:
Save the configuration

Task 2:
To delete startup configuration Then reload
Reload

Task 3:
Verifying Configuration
Task 5:
Display IOS version, image file name and location,
router is uptime

Task 6:
Display backup configuration

Task 7:
Display current, active configuration
Task 8:
Display flash memory

Lab 8 - Setting Router Passwords


Task 1:
Configure Console Password
To set the Line Console Password

Task 2:
Configure Enable Password : To setup enable
password
Task 3: Configure Encrypted Enable Mode
Password
To set the enable secret

Lab 9 - Editing Keys


Task 1:
Test various editing keys on console
Press CTRL – P:It will show you the Previous
Command.
Press CTRL – P:It will show you the command you
typed before the previous command.
Press CTRL – N: It will show you the Next
Command.
CTRL - A
Press CTRL-A: Takes the cursor should be at the
beginning of the line.
Press CTRL – E: Takes the cursor to the end of the
line.
Task 2:

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