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LAB Exercise 1.

Objective: Configuring Basic Commands on a Router

Network Diagram :

Communications
Console Port Port (COM)

Cisco device

Steps to be followed:

1. Connect a PC to the Console port of the router using Console cable


2. Establish the connection through Hyper terminal keeping default values
3. Run the following basic commands on the Router

A. Configuring the Hostname

Router>Enable ------User Execution Mode


Router# Config t ------- Privilege Mode
Router-config# Hostname Cisco -------Global configuration Mode
Cisco-config#

B. Setting up Passwords

1. Console passowrd
Cisco-config#line console 0
Cisco-config-line# password cisco
Cisco-config-line# login

2. Auxiliary password
Cisco-config#line aux 0
Cisco-config-line# password cisco
Cisco-config-line#login

3. Telnet /VTY Password


Cisco-config#line vty 0 4
Cisco-config-line#password cisco
Cisco-config-line#login

4. Enable password
Cisco-config#enable password ccna

5. Secret password
Cisco-config#enable secret cisco

6. To encrypt all passwords


Cisco-config#service password-encryption

C. Configuring Ethernet Interface

1. To set An IP address on the Interface


Cisco-config#Interface e0
Cisco-config-if#Ip address 192.168.10.1 255.255.255.0
Cisco-config-if#no shutdown

2. To set Description on the Interface


Cisco-config-if#description “LAN CONNECTION TO TRAINING ROOM”

D. Configuring Serial Interface

1. To set an IP address on the interface


Cisco-config#interface s0
Cisco-config-if#ip address 192.168.20.1 255.255.255.0
Cisco-config-if#no shutdown

2. To set Description on the Interface


Cisco-config-if#description “INTERNET CONNECTION TO SERVICE PROVIDER”

3. To set clockrate on the DCE interface


Cisco-config-if#clock rate 64000
E. Setting up login banner

Cisco-config# banner login #


F. Copy Running-config to Startup-config

Cisco#copy running-config startup-config


G. Run the following Show commands and note down the observations

Cisco#Show run
Cisco#Show Start
Cisco#show version
Cisco#show int e0
Cisco #show int s0
Cisco#show controller s 0
Cisco#show ip int brief

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