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What two kinds of console ports are common on Cisco devices? USB & RJ45
What kind of cable is used to connect to the RJ45 console port on a Cisco device?
Default Cisco console port settings: Speed (baud rate) = [...]
Default Cisco console port settings: Data bits = [...]
Default Cisco console port settings: Parity = [...]
9600 bits per second
8
None
Default Cisco console port settings: Flow control = [...]
None
In Cisco IOS, "user EXEC mode" is indicated by what? Router[...]
Router>
In Cisco IOS, "privileged EXEC mode" is indicated by what? Router[...]
Router#
In Cisco IOS "global configuration mode" is indicated by what? Router[...]
What is the lowest-level mode in Cisco IOS?
Rollover cable
Router(config)#
user EXEC mode
In Cisco IOS, what mode provides complete access to view the device's configuration files?
EXEC mode
View the available commands: Router#[...]
Router#[?]
Enter "privileged EXEC mode": Router>[...]
Router>enable
privileged
Enter "global configuration mode" Router#[...] Router#configure terminal or conf t
Configure an unencrypted password to protect "privileged EXEC mode" Router(config)# [...]
Router(config)#enable password <pw here>
Return to "privileged EXEC mode": Router(config)#[...] Router(config)#exit
What two configuration files are kept on the device?
running-config, startup-config
View the running configuration:<div>Router# [...]</div> <b>show running-config</b>
View the startup configuration:<div>Router# [...]</div> <b>show startup-config</b>
Which three commands can be use to save the configuration?<div>Router# [...]</div><div>Router#
[...]</div><div>Router# [...]</div>
<b>write</b><div><b>write memory</b></div><div><b>copy
running-config startup-config</b></div>
Encrypt current and future passwords on the device:<div>Router(config)# [...]</div>
password-encryption</b>
<b>service
Configure an MD5-encrypted enable password:<div>Router(config)# [...]</div> <b>enable secret
</b><i>password</i>
You use the [...] keyword to execute <i>privileged EXEC</i> commands in <i>global
configuration</i> mode. <b>do</b>
Use the [...] keyword to remove a configured command. <b>no</b> (for example, <b>no service
password-encryption</b>)
"Cisco's <b>service password-encryption</b> command uses type [...] encryption."
<b>enable secret</b> uses type [...] (MD5) encryption.
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5
If <b>service password-encryption</b> is removed, will currently encrypted passwords be decrypted?
No
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