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Basic Switch and End Device

2 Configuration 

IOS Navigation
2.0 Introduction 

2.0.1 Why should I take this module? 2.2.1

2.0.2
What will I learn to do in this Primary Command Modes 
module?

2.1 Cisco IOS Access 

In the previous topic, you learned that all network devices require an OS and that they can be configured using the CLI or a GUI.
Using the CLI may provide the network administrator with more precise control and flexibility than using the GUI. This topic
2.1.1 Operating Systems discusses using CLI to navigate the Cisco IOS.

2.1.2 GUI As a security feature, the Cisco IOS software separates management access into the following two command modes:

User EXEC Mode - This mode has limited capabilities but is useful for basic operations. It allows only a limited number of
2.1.3 Purpose of an OS basic monitoring commands but does not allow the execution of any commands that might change the configuration of the
device. The user EXEC mode is identified by the CLI prompt that ends with the > symbol.
2.1.4 Access Methods Privileged EXEC Mode - To execute configuration commands, a network administrator must access privileged EXEC mode.
Higher configuration modes, like global configuration mode, can only be reached from privileged EXEC mode. The privileged
EXEC mode can be identified by the prompt ending with the # symbol.
2.1.5 Terminal Emulation Programs

The table summarizes the two modes and displays the default CLI prompts of a Cisco switch and router.
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2.1.6
IOS Access
Default Device
Command Mode Description
Prompt
2.2 IOS Navigation 
Mode allows access to only a limited number of basic monitoring
commands. Switch>

2.2.1 Primary Command Modes User Exec Mode

It is often referred to as “view-only" mode. Router>

Configuration Mode and

2.2.2
Subconfiguration Modes Mode allows access to all commands and features.
The user can use any monitoring commands and execute configuration Switch#

Video - IOS CLI Primary Command Privileged EXEC Mode

2.2.3 and management commands. Router#
Modes

2.2.4 Navigate Between IOS Modes

Video - Navigate Between IOS

2.2.5 2.2.2
Modes

2.2.6
A Note About Syntax Checker Configuration Mode and Subconfiguration Modes 
Activities

Syntax Checker - Navigate

2.2.7
Between IOS Modes To configure the device, the user must enter global configuration mode, which is commonly called global config mode.

Check Your Understanding - IOS From global config mode, CLI configuration changes are made that affect the operation of the device as a whole. Global
2.2.8
Navigation configuration mode is identified by a prompt that ends with (config)# after the device name, such as Switch(config)#.

2.3 The Command Structure  Global configuration mode is accessed before other specific configuration modes. From global config mode, the user can enter
different subconfiguration modes. Each of these modes allows the configuration of a particular part or function of the IOS device.
Two common subconfiguration modes include:
2.4 Basic Device Configuration 
Line Configuration Mode - Used to configure console, SSH, Telnet, or AUX access.
2.5 Save Configurations  Interface Configuration Mode - Used to configure a switch port or router network interface.

When the CLI is used, the mode is identified by the command-line prompt that is unique to that mode. By default, every prompt
2.6 Ports and Addresses 
begins with the device name. Following the name, the remainder of the prompt indicates the mode. For example, the default
prompt for line configuration mode is Switch(config-line)# and the default prompt for interface configuration mode is
2.7 Configure IP Addressing  Switch(config-if)#.

2.8 Verify Connectivity 

2.9 Module Practice and Quiz  2.2.3

Video - IOS CLI Primary Command Modes 

3 Protocols and Models 

Click Play in the figure to view a video demonstration of navigating between IOS modes.
4 Physical Layer 

5 Number Systems 

6 Data Link Layer 

7 Ethernet Switching 

8 Network Layer 

9 Address Resolution 

10 Basic Router Configuration 

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11 IPv4 Addressing 

12 IPv6 Addressing 
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2.2.4

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Basic Switch and End Device
Configuration  Navigate Between IOS Modes 

2.0 Introduction 
Various commands are used to move in and out of command prompts. To move from user EXEC mode to privileged EXEC mode,
use the enable command. Use the disable privileged EXEC mode command to return to user EXEC mode.
2.0.1 Why should I take this module?

Note: Privileged EXEC mode is sometimes called enable mode.

What will I learn to do in this
2.0.2
module?
To move in and out of global configuration mode, use the configure terminal privileged EXEC mode command. To return to the
privileged EXEC mode, enter the exit global config mode command.
2.1 Cisco IOS Access 
There are many different subconfiguration modes. For example, to enter line subconfiguration mode, you use the line command
2.1.1 Operating Systems followed by the management line type and number you wish to access. Use the exit command to exit a subconfiguration mode
and return to global configuration mode.

2.1.2 GUI
Switch(config)# line console 0

Switch(config-line)# exit

2.1.3 Purpose of an OS Switch(config)#

2.1.4 Access Methods To move from any subconfiguration mode of the global configuration mode to the mode one step above it in the hierarchy of
modes, enter the exit command.
2.1.5 Terminal Emulation Programs
To move from any subconfiguration mode to the privileged EXEC mode, enter the end command or enter the key combination
Ctrl+Z.
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2.1.6
IOS Access
Switch(config-line)# end

Switch#
2.2 IOS Navigation 

You can also move directly from one subconfiguration mode to another. Notice how after selecting an interface, the command
2.2.1 Primary Command Modes
prompt changes from (config-line)# para (config-if)#.

Configuration Mode and

2.2.2
Subconfiguration Modes Switch(config-line)# interface FastEthernet 0/1

Switch(config-if)#
Video - IOS CLI Primary Command
2.2.3
Modes

2.2.4 Navigate Between IOS Modes

2.2.5

Video - Navigate Between IOS

2.2.5
Modes Video - Navigate Between IOS Modes 

A Note About Syntax Checker

2.2.6
Activities
Click Play in the figure to view a video demonstration of how to move between various IOS CLI modes.
Syntax Checker - Navigate
2.2.7
Between IOS Modes

Check Your Understanding - IOS

2.2.8
Navigation

2.3 The Command Structure 

2.4 Basic Device Configuration 

2.5 Save Configurations 

2.6 Ports and Addresses 

2.7 Configure IP Addressing 

2.8 Verify Connectivity 

2.9 Module Practice and Quiz 

3 Protocols and Models 

4 Physical Layer 
2.2.6

5 Number Systems 
A Note About Syntax Checker Activities 

6 Data Link Layer  When you are learning how to modify device configurations, you might want to start in a safe, non-production environment
before trying it on real equipment. NetAcad gives you different simulation tools to help build your configuration and
troubleshooting skills. Because these are simulation tools, they typically do not have all the functionality of real equipment. One
7 Ethernet Switching  such tool is the Syntax Checker. In each Syntax Checker, you are given a set of instructions to enter a specific set of commands.
You cannot progress in Syntax Checker unless the exact and full command is entered as specified. More advanced simulation
tools, such as Packet Tracer, let you enter abbreviated commands, much as you would do on real equipment.

8 Network Layer 

9 Address Resolution  2.2.7

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Syntax Checker - Navigate Between IOS Modes 
Basic Router Configuration 

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11 IPv4 Addressing  Use the Syntax Checker activity to navigate between IOS command lines on a switch.

12 IPv6 Addressing 
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1.10.2 Networking
Module QuizToday 
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Basic Switch and End Device

2 Configuration  Switch>

2.0 Introduction 

2.0.1 Why should I take this module?

What will I learn to do in this

2.0.2
module?

2.1 Cisco IOS Access 

2.1.1 Operating Systems Reset Show Me Show All

2.1.2 GUI

2.1.3 Purpose of an OS 2.2.8

2.1.4 Access Methods Check Your Understanding - IOS Navigation 

2.1.5 Terminal Emulation Programs

2.1.6
Check Your Understanding - Cisco
IOS Access
 Check your understanding of IOS navigation by choosing the correct answer to the following questions.

2.2 IOS Navigation  1. Which IOS mode allows access to all commands and features?

global configuration mode

2.2.1 Primary Command Modes
interface subconfiguration mode
Configuration Mode and line console subconfiguration mode
2.2.2
Subconfiguration Modes
privileged EXEC mode
Video - IOS CLI Primary Command
2.2.3 user EXEC mode
Modes

2.2.4 Navigate Between IOS Modes 2. Which IOS mode are you in if the Switch(config)# prompt is displayed?

global configuration mode

Video - Navigate Between IOS
2.2.5
Modes interface subconfiguration mode

A Note About Syntax Checker line console subconfiguration mode

2.2.6
Activities privileged EXEC mode

Syntax Checker - Navigate user EXEC mode

2.2.7
Between IOS Modes
3. Which IOS mode are you in if the Switch> prompt is displayed?
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2.2.8
Navigation
global configuration mode

interface subconfiguration mode

2.3 The Command Structure 
line console subconfiguration mode
2.4 Basic Device Configuration  privileged EXEC mode

user EXEC mode

2.5 Save Configurations 

4. Which two commands would return you to the privileged EXEC prompt
2.6 Ports and Addresses  regardless of the configuration mode you are in? (Choose two.)

CTRL+Z
2.7 Configure IP Addressing 
disable Check
2.8 Verify Connectivity  enable
Show Me
end
2.9 Module Practice and Quiz  exit
Reset

3 Protocols and Models 

 Cisco IOS Access 

2.1 2.3
The Command Structure
4 Physical Layer 

5 Number Systems 

6 Data Link Layer 

7 Ethernet Switching 

8 Network Layer 

9 Address Resolution 

10 Basic Router Configuration 

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