CCNA Week 1 Networks Basic Configuration

Learn to set up Cisco devices using console cables, terminal apps like PuTTY, and IOS command modes (User, Privileged, Global). A hands-on guide to basic Cisco configuration.

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CCNAWeek 1 (Networks. Basic configuration)Cisco Foundations - Configuring a Cisco Device - Programs and Console ConnectionsStarts talking about console cables, the name of the entry that you plug into the console cable isRJ-45. He recommends the site monoprice to buy cheap cables.Connecting to the cisco switch1.Get a console cable2.Plug the serial end into the back of your pc3.Plug the RJ-45 end into console port in switchAfter those steps you need to open a terminal program, some examples of programs that can beused in that case are:- Putty (free)- Tera term (free)- SecureCRTfsiOO but the best)- Minicom (free) (linux and apple)Inside the program the recommend configurations are:The serial line usually is C0M1, other than some situations with USB to serial adaptors, that can beseen in the computer manager menu in ports.Speed is 9600, Data bits 8, Stop bits 1 and Paty and Flow control are none.2.Working with the Cisco IOSThe Internetwork Operating System (IOS) is a command-line method of configuring a Cisco device, itis a software that is consistent through nearly all Cisco devices. Have the advantage of "learn itonce" and use it many times and is more powerful than any graphic interface.Understanding IOS Command modesSwitch> - User modeSwitch# - Privileged modeSwitch(config)# - Global configuration mode

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