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Configuring Router and IP Addresses

The document provides a step-by-step guide for configuring a network topology using a router, switch, and PC through a terminal interface. It includes commands for checking interface status, setting the clock, and assigning IP addresses. Additionally, it covers saving configurations and managing device settings using Putty software and the device manager.

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Configuring Router and IP Addresses

The document provides a step-by-step guide for configuring a network topology using a router, switch, and PC through a terminal interface. It includes commands for checking interface status, setting the clock, and assigning IP addresses. Additionally, it covers saving configurations and managing device settings using Putty software and the device manager.

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Click on PC--> Desktop --> Terminal--> select ok-->

-------x----------------
Realtime(Use Putty software) --> CLICK ON PUTTY->
SerialLine--> COM3
COnnection Type: Serial-->open
--------x----------------
manage--> device manager--> ports-> com3

-create topology->
.router
.switch
.pc

Router> -->User Execution Mode


en or enable
.
Router# --> Previlege cammand

Router# show interface

bia means burn in address is kind of physical or mac address is same

Router#ip int brief


Router#show clock
Router#clock set ? (if you don't know the what set time)

hh:mm:ss Current Time

Router#clock set 2:48:10 ?


Router#clock set 2:48:10 3 April 2025 (no short date)
Router#show clock
Router#show running-config (current configuration)
Router#Show startup-config (startup config is not present-save not anything)

Router#wr, write,write memory,


Router# copy running-config,
Router# startup-config

Router#Show startup-config

Router#show history (show to command used in previlege mode)


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Now we will go to configuration mode


there we can assign the ip address

Router# config t or config ter

[assign the ip address, we have to enter interface]


Router(config)#int g0/0
Router(config-if)#ip address [Link] [Link]
Router(config-if)# no shutdown or no shu

---
click to pc0-> desktop-> assign ip
click simulation
apply the packet

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Router(config-if)#do sh interface g0/0 -- mac address

Router(Config -if)#do wr
Router(config -if)#end

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