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Lab 6 Part 1 Darshankumar Patel 300762523 Gauravkumar Patel 300765205

The document discusses a lab experiment on a Cisco router. It lists the IOS version, memory size, installed interfaces, NVRAM size, flash size, and how to abort the configuration dialog. It also describes the meaning of values in brackets and the type of information requested in the configuration dialog.

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Lab 6 Part 1 Darshankumar Patel 300762523 Gauravkumar Patel 300765205

The document discusses a lab experiment on a Cisco router. It lists the IOS version, memory size, installed interfaces, NVRAM size, flash size, and how to abort the configuration dialog. It also describes the meaning of values in brackets and the type of information requested in the configuration dialog.

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Lab 6 Part 1 Darshankumar Patel 300762523 Gauravkumar Patel 300765205

Step 4 1. What Cisco IOS software is running on the router? 1841 Software (C1841-IPBASE-M), Version 12.4(3i), RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc2)

2. How much RAM (main memory) does the router have? 232448K/29696K bytes of memory.

3. What interfaces are installed in the router? Are all reported during boot? Answer: 2 Ethernet Interfaces 2 Serial (sync/async) interfaces 4. How much NVRAM does the router have installed? Answer: 191k bytes of NVRAM 5. How much Flash does the router have? Answer: 1843128K bytes STEP 5 Answer the following questions. 1. How do you abort the configuration dialogue? Answer: CTRL + C 2. What is the importance of a value enclosed in square brackets []? Answer: It suggests for recommended values. 3. What types of information does the configuration dialogue ask you to provide? Answer: Host Name, Enable Password, Virtual Terminal Password Step 6. 1. How many commands are visible at the Router> and at the Router# prompts? Are they the same commands? Answer:

For Router #

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