Cisco base COPY_ Routers, switches

Copy Lab

1. Enter prompt status

-Click here to View answern>Router>

2. Access to privileged mode.

-Click here to View Answer-Router>enablerouter#

3. Use the show Running-config command to display the currently active router configuration.

-Click here to View Answer-Router#show Running-config

4. Display the configuration stored in NVRAM using the show Start-config command

-Click here to View Answer-Router#show Startup-config

5. Save the currently active configuration to NVRAM.  

-Click here to View Answer-Router#copy Running-config Startup-config

6. Display the configuration currently saved in NVRAM

-Click here to View Answer-Router#show Startup-config

7. Suppose we decide to erase the configuration currently saved in NVRAM and reload the router, using the Erase startup-config command.

-Click here to View Answer-Router#erase Startup-config

8. Now that we have removed the configuration, the router prompts us to save the current active configuration before reloading and select No.

-Click here to View Answer-Router#reload

9. after reboot, take a look at the Startup-configur.

-Click here to View Answer-Router#show Startup-config

now modify the name of the router to R1.

-Click here to View Answer-Router#config TerminalRouter (config) #hostname R1Boson (config) #exitboson#

Modified, reload, prompts whether to save, select Yes.

-Click here to View Answer-Boson#reload

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