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Cisco Router IOS Commands

This document summarizes common commands used in Cisco router configurations. It outlines the different modes including user EXEC, privileged EXEC, terminal configuration, line configuration, and interface configuration modes. It provides examples of commands used to view device information and status, configure passwords, banners, interfaces, and more.

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Cisco Router IOS Commands

This document summarizes common commands used in Cisco router configurations. It outlines the different modes including user EXEC, privileged EXEC, terminal configuration, line configuration, and interface configuration modes. It provides examples of commands used to view device information and status, configure passwords, banners, interfaces, and more.

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CISCO ROUTER IOS COMMANDS

User EXEC Mode


enable - Enter Privileged EXEC mode

Privileged EXEC Mode


copy running-config startup-config - Copy the active configuration to NVRAM.
copy startup-config running-config - Copy the configuration in NVRAM to RAM.
erase startup-configuration - Erase the configuration located in NVRAM.
ping - Ping to that address.
traceroute ip_address - Trace each hop to that address.
show interfaces - Display statistics for all interfaces on a device.
show clock - Show the time set in the router.
show version - Display currently loaded IOS version, hardware, and device information.
show arp - Display the ARP table of the device.
show startup-config - Display the saved configuration located in NVRAM.
show running-config - Display the contents of the currently running configuration file.
show ip interface - Display IP statistics for interface(s) on a router.
conf t - Enter terminal configuration mode.

Terminal Configuration Mode


hostname - Assign a host name to device.
enable password - Set an unencrypted enable password.
enable secret - Set a strongly encrypted enable password.
service password-encryption - Encrypt display of all passwords except secret.
banner motd - Sets a message-of-the-day banner.
line console 0 - Enter console line configuration mode.
line vty 0 4 - Enter virtual terminal (Telnet) line configuration mode.
interface - Enter interface configuration mode.

Line Configuration Mode


login - Enable password checking at login.
password - Set line password.

Interface Configuration Mode


ip address - Set interface IP address and subnet mask.
description - Set interface description.
clock rate - Set clock rate for DCE device.
no shutdown - Set interface to up.
shutdown - Administratively set interface to down.

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