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What command allows you to save the current running configuration to startup configuration?
What command allows you to save the current running configuration to startup configuration?
- copy running-config startup-config (correct)
- backup running-config
- save running-config
- copy startup-config running-config
Which command must be executed after setting a password on a line to enable password checking?
Which command must be executed after setting a password on a line to enable password checking?
- Authenticate
- Enable
- Verify
- Login (correct)
In privilege mode, which command would you use to show the running configurations?
In privilege mode, which command would you use to show the running configurations?
- sh start
- config show
- sh run (correct)
- show config
Which command is used to enter Terminal configuration mode from Privilege mode?
Which command is used to enter Terminal configuration mode from Privilege mode?
What command will take you to Interface configuration mode?
What command will take you to Interface configuration mode?
Which command is used to set the system's network name?
Which command is used to set the system's network name?
What command must you execute first to configure password checking on a console line?
What command must you execute first to configure password checking on a console line?
Which command will display all possible commands available in the current mode?
Which command will display all possible commands available in the current mode?
Which command should be used to restart the switch?
Which command should be used to restart the switch?
What is the purpose of the command 'copy running-config startup-config'?
What is the purpose of the command 'copy running-config startup-config'?
Flashcards
enable command
enable command
Enters privilege mode from user mode on a network device.
config t command
config t command
Enters terminal configuration mode from privilege mode on a network device.
show mac-address-table
show mac-address-table
Displays the MAC address table on the switch in privileged mode.
copy running-config startup-config
copy running-config startup-config
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Privilege mode
Privilege mode
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interface Fastethernet0/1
interface Fastethernet0/1
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Interface configuration mode
Interface configuration mode
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What is 'sh run' used for?
What is 'sh run' used for?
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Terminal configuration mode
Terminal configuration mode
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Line configuration mode
Line configuration mode
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Study Notes
Privilege Mode Commands
enable
: Enters privilege mode.exit
/disable
/logout
: Exits privilege mode and returns to user mode.config t
: Enters terminal configuration mode.?
: Displays available commands in the current mode.show running-config
: Displays the current running configuration.show startup-config
: Displays the startup configuration.show mac-address-table
: Displays MAC address table (privileged mode only).copy running-config startup-config
: Backs up running config to startup config.reload
: Restarts the switch.
Terminal Configuration Commands
enable secret NEWPW
: Sets a password to protect configurations.hostname WORD
: Sets the system's network name.
Line Configuration Commands
line console 0
/line con 0
: Used for terminal configurations.password NEWPW
: Sets a password on a specific line.login
: Enables password checking on a line.
Interface Configuration Commands
interface ?
/int ?
: Shows all interfaces on the switch.interface FastEthernet 0/1
/int f0/1
: Enters interface configuration mode for a specific interface.
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Test your knowledge on Cisco privilege mode and terminal configuration commands. This quiz covers essential commands used in networking for managing configurations and interfaces. Check your understanding of the command syntax and functionality.