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Passwords Sisco

The document provides instructions on configuring Cisco devices, including password encryption, saving configurations, and setting up VLANs and DHCP. It outlines commands for checking network connectivity, configuring IP addresses, and managing subnets. Additionally, it explains the process of creating sub-interfaces on a router for VLAN trunking.
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Passwords Sisco

The document provides instructions on configuring Cisco devices, including password encryption, saving configurations, and setting up VLANs and DHCP. It outlines commands for checking network connectivity, configuring IP addresses, and managing subnets. Additionally, it explains the process of creating sub-interfaces on a router for VLAN trunking.
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Passwords sisco

Service password enxryption :is used ro encrypt the passwords

Opy run start : copying from running configuratiin file to start up configuration file

Copy running - config -start up- config:to save a file


Ping 183.373.1.3
Telnent ip adress to check if device is on the network

{Line vty
Password sisco
Login
Enable secrete class}to set password in user

Subnet mask calculations


Since thw standard is 8 bits
We use
128. 64. 32. 16. 8. 4. 2. 1
Si id we have to find the subnet mask of 15 it will be
11111111.11111110.00000000
255.255.sth

To configure a server
Changing the host name: hostname new name
To see all the configurarions of the cisco switch:: do show run
Or
Do sh run

To add an ip address on a switch


Interface Vlanl
Ip add 192.160.0.100

Making a DHCP
Ip DHCP pool the name
Network 192.168.1.1.0 subnet
Default router
The network ip should be the same as the one assigned to it’s interface
Switch vlans

Router on a stick(vlans on a router )


In fa0/24
Switch port trunk
Show interfaces trunk(to view trunked interfaces)
The above is done on the switch that connects to the router

On the router
In g0/0
no shutdown (to make the interface active)

We create sub interfaces

In g0/0.10
encapsulation dot 1Q 10.
Ip address……………. And subnet

Int g0/0.20
encapsulation dot 1Q 20
Up address ………….. and subnet

The default gateway is the ip address is the ip assigned to the router

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