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Packet Tracer Command Guide

The document lists common Packet Tracer commands for configuring routers including changing the hostname, disabling DNS lookup, setting enable passwords, configuring interface clock rates, enabling interfaces, viewing interface status and routing tables, adding static routes, and setting default routes. The commands provide options for basic router configuration, interface management, and static routing.

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Packet Tracer Command Guide

The document lists common Packet Tracer commands for configuring routers including changing the hostname, disabling DNS lookup, setting enable passwords, configuring interface clock rates, enabling interfaces, viewing interface status and routing tables, adding static routes, and setting default routes. The commands provide options for basic router configuration, interface management, and static routing.

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Packet Tracer Commands

By:

Habib Ali
Hostname: Changning device name

Syntax: hostname “given name”

NO domain-lookup: Used for disable DNS service in router

Syntax: no domain-lookup

Enable password: Give protection to privilege mode

Syntax: enable password “PASSWORD”

Clock rate: For enable DCE in router’s port

Syntax: clock rate “VALUE”

Interface: For getting in port configuration

Syntax: interface “port type fast Ethernet, Giga…etc.” “port label”

No shutdown: For power on router port

Syntax: no shutdown

Interfaces brief: Show router interfaces status

Syntax: show IP interface brief

Routing methods brief: Show routing methods used in the router (routing table)

Syntax: show IP route

Static Route: Configure static route between two or more subnets

Syntax: IP route “network-address” “subnet-mask” “IP-address of exit port”

Default route: all traffic that does not match a more specific route in the routing table
should be forwarded using this route

Syntax: IP route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 “IP-address or exit-interface”

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