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Cisco Commands

The document outlines the various command modes in a router, including User EXEC, Privileged EXEC, Global Configuration, and Interface Configuration modes. It provides specific commands for each mode, such as 'show running-config' and 'configure terminal', along with tips for command usage and shortcuts. Additionally, it includes examples of interface configuration and commands for managing router settings.

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Cisco Commands

The document outlines the various command modes in a router, including User EXEC, Privileged EXEC, Global Configuration, and Interface Configuration modes. It provides specific commands for each mode, such as 'show running-config' and 'configure terminal', along with tips for command usage and shortcuts. Additionally, it includes examples of interface configuration and commands for managing router settings.

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User EXEC mode

Router>
“en” (“enable”) => Privileged EXEC mode

Privileged EXEC mode


Router#
“sh run” (“show running-config”) , “sh start” (“show startup-config”)

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“sh ip int bri” (“show ip interface brief”)
“copy run start” (“copy running-config startup-config”), “wr (“write memory”)
“conf t” (“configure terminal”) => Global Configuration mode
Global Configuration mode
Router(config)#
enable secret [password]

Interface Configuration mode


Router(config-if)#
“int g0/0” (“interface gigabitEthernet 0/0”)
“ip add [Link] [Link]” (“ip address [Link] [Link]”)
“desc ## to SW 1 ##” (“description ## to SW 1 ##”)
“no shut” (“no shutdown”)
Add “do” in front of the command to use privileged command like “show…” in config
mode.
Press TAB to autocomplete the command with the closest matching characters like if
you type “sh” and then press TAB key, it will give you full command “show”.
“CTRL + A” will move the cursor to the start of the line.
show interfaces status (only can run in switch)
int range g0/2, f0/3 – 24
description ## not in use ##
shutdown
do show interfaces status
end
copy running-config startup-config
show startup-config

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