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The document discusses Cisco IOS command modes for configuring and monitoring Cisco switches. There are several command modes including user EXEC, privileged EXEC, global configuration, interface configuration, VLAN configuration, and line configuration. Each mode has its own set of commands and navigating between modes allows administrators to perform different tasks like viewing device information, configuring system settings, modifying interfaces, and creating VLANs. The lab task is to initially configure a switch including the hostname, management IP address, default gateway, user login credentials, console/VTY access, timeouts, encryption, and saving the configuration.

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Ccna Project Report (Repaired)

The document discusses Cisco IOS command modes for configuring and monitoring Cisco switches. There are several command modes including user EXEC, privileged EXEC, global configuration, interface configuration, VLAN configuration, and line configuration. Each mode has its own set of commands and navigating between modes allows administrators to perform different tasks like viewing device information, configuring system settings, modifying interfaces, and creating VLANs. The lab task is to initially configure a switch including the hostname, management IP address, default gateway, user login credentials, console/VTY access, timeouts, encryption, and saving the configuration.

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Theory: Write about switch configuration modes-

Navigation between different switch command mode


Cisco switches run on proprietary OS known as Cisco IOS. IOS is a group of commands used for
monitoring, configuring, maintaining cisco devices. For security and easy administration, IOS
commands are divided in the set of different command modes. Each command mode has its own
set of commands. Which commands are available to use, depend upon the mode you are in. Use
following table to navigate between different switch command mode.

Mode

Purpose

Allow you to connect


with remote devices,
perform basic tests,
User EXEC
temporary change
terminal setting, list
system information
Allow you to set
operating parameters.
Privileged
It also includes high
EXEC
level testing and list
commands like show,
copy, debug.
Contain commands
Global
those affect the entire
Configuration
system

Prompt

Command to enter

Command to
exit

Switch >

Default mode after


booting. Login with
password, if
configured.

Use exit
command

Switch #

Use enable command Use exit


from user exec mode command

Use configure terminal


Use exit
command from
command
privileged exec mode
Use exit
Contain commands
Use interface type
command to
Interface
those modify the
Switch
number command
return in
Configuration operation of an
(config-if)#
from global
global
interface
configuration mode
configuration
mode
Use exit to
return
previous
Create new VLAN or
Use vlan vlan-id from
VLAN
Switch(configmode. Use
configure, modify,
Global configuration
configuration
vlan)#
end command
delete existing VLAN.
mode
to return in
privileged
exec mode.
Line configuration
commands modify the
Use exit
Use line vty
operation of a terminal
command to
line_number
Line
line. Line configuration Switch(configreturn in
[ending_line_number]
configuration commands always
line)#
global
from global
follow a line command,
configuration
configuration mode
which defines a line
mode.
number.
Switch
(config)#

Lab1: configure and verify initial switch configurations including remote access
management

Hostname.

Management IP address.
IP default gateway.
Local user and password.
Enable secret password.
Console and VTY logins.
Exec-time out.
Service password encryption.
Copy run start.

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