Posts Tagged ‘Sisco’

You can remotely access a Sisco IOS (Internetworking Operating System) in what is knows as an EXEC session to control a router using its CLI (Command Line Interface).

EXEC sessions are separated into a basic user EXEC level and a privileged EXEC level to run configuration and other critical commands.

Critical Cisco Router configuration commands
‘————’ is used to prefix comments in this small tutorial

Router>enable ———— enable is used to change into privileged level
Password: —————— if passwords is enabled
Router# ———————- # means we are in privileged level
Router#disable ———– switch to user EXEC level
Router>

Router>ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx ———— ping is supported

The show command is used to troubleshoot your Cisco router
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