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Router Configuration (Tabulated) VERY NB

The document provides the basic syntax for configuring a router, including assigning a hostname, enabling passwords, configuring interfaces with IP addresses, enabling remote access via Telnet, assigning console passwords, and configuring OSPF routing. The summary includes setting the hostname to "Lab_A", configuring gigabit interfaces Gi0/0 and Gi0/1 and serial interfaces S0/0/0 and S0/0/1 with IP addresses, enabling Telnet access on VTY lines 0-4 and assigning a console password, and advertising the directly connected networks in OSPF process 1 and area 0.

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Router Configuration (Tabulated) VERY NB

The document provides the basic syntax for configuring a router, including assigning a hostname, enabling passwords, configuring interfaces with IP addresses, enabling remote access via Telnet, assigning console passwords, and configuring OSPF routing. The summary includes setting the hostname to "Lab_A", configuring gigabit interfaces Gi0/0 and Gi0/1 and serial interfaces S0/0/0 and S0/0/1 with IP addresses, enabling Telnet access on VTY lines 0-4 and assigning a console password, and advertising the directly connected networks in OSPF process 1 and area 0.

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Basic Router configuration syntax

NOTE: Depending on router’s IOS, it might use different types of interfaces. Such as –
Ethernet interface 0 → E0 or F0/0 or Gi0/0 Ethernet interface 1 → E1 or F0/1 or Gi0/1 Serial interface 0 → S0 or S0/0 or S0/0/0 Serial interface 1 → S1 or S0/1 or S0/0/1

What for Configuration Syntax Comments


Factory default Router prompt Router>  this prompt is known as User mode

To go to PRIVILEGE MODE Router> enable  this prompt is known as Privilege mode


Router#
To go to GLOBAL MODE Router # config t  this prompt is known as Global Configuration
Router (config ) # mode
NOTE:
The values within { } braces are variables. So, you should change it according to your configuration need.
To assign Hostname for Router Router (config ) # hostname { any name for the router such as Lab_A }  Hostname can be any, it is a variable
Router (config ) # hostname Lab_A  Lab_A, is hostname here

To enable plain text password Lab_A (config) # enable password { any password you like to have }  Password can be any, it is a variable
To enable encrypted password Lab _A (config)# enable secret { any password you like to have but different from enable  Password can be any, it is a variable
password }

To go to Gigabit Interface 0/0 and to Lab _A (config) # interface Gi0/0


assign IP address and Subnet Mask Lab _A (config-if ) # ip address { ip address for Gi0/0 } { S. M. for Gi0/0 }
Lab _A (config-if ) # no shutdown

To go to Gigabit Interface 0/1 and to Lab _A (config) # int Gi0/1


assign IP address and Subnet Mask Lab _A (config-if ) # ip address { ip address for Gi0/1 } { S. M. for Gi0/1 }
Lab _A (config-if ) # no shutdown  Once inside interface prompt (config-if ) #, IP
and SM should be assigned.
To go to Serial Interface 0/0/0 and to Lab _A (config) # int s0/0/0
assign IP address and Subnet Mask Lab _A (config-if ) # ip address { ip address for s0/0/0 } { S. M. for s0/0/0 }  IP address is always accompanied by SM.
Lab _A (config-if ) # clock rate 64000
Lab _A (config-if ) # no shutdown  ‘No Shutdown’ command is a must to activate
Lab _A (config-if ) # exit the interface.

To go to Serial Interface 0/0/01 and to Lab _A (config) # int s0/0/1


assign IP address and Subnet Mask Lab _A (config-if ) # ip address { ip address for s0/0/1 } { S. M. for s0/0/1 }
Lab _A (config-if ) # clock rate 64000
Lab _A (config-if ) # no shutdown
Lab _A (config-if ) # exit
To activate remote TELNET ACCESS Lab _A (config ) # line vty 0 4  VTY stands for Virtual Tele Type.
Lab _A (config-line ) # password { any password you like to have }  Must, to have Password to connect remotely
Lab _A (config-line ) # login  ‘login’ allows to login remotely for vty users

To assign password on CONSOLE Lab _A (config ) # line con 0  ‘Console 0’ is a physical port on a router that
PORT Lab _A (config-line ) # password { any password you like to have } allows to connect a computer to manage a
Lab _A (config-line ) # login router using terminal applications such as Putty,
Lab _A (config-line ) # exit Hyper Terminal, SecureX, Minicom etc.

To ROUTE / To Advertise Lab _A (config ) # router ospf {process ID}  OSPF is an Open source dynamic routing
(Only advertise those networks which protocol. OSPF is accompanied by Process ID.
are directly connected to the router) Lab _A (config-router ) # network { network address for Gi0/0 } { wildcard mask } area 0
 Once inside routing prompt (config-router ) # ,
Lab _A (config-router ) # network { network address for Gi0/1 } { wildcard mask } area 0 ‘Network’ command is used to advertise the
directly connected networks on the router so
Lab _A (config-router ) # network { network address for s0/0/0 } { wildcard mask } area 0 that the remote routers will know these
networks via OSPF Hello packets.
Lab _A (config-router ) # network { network address for s0/0/1 } { wildcard mask } area 0
 Wild Card Mark is inverse of SM

 All the networks must be advertised in area 0

To exit Lab _A (config-router ) # exit  ‘exit’ is to go back to previous prompt


Lab _A (config ) # exit
Lab _A #

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