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How to run an EXEC command from Global Configuration Mode in Cisco IOS

2008-01-07
By: admin
In: Cisco
Tagged: Cisco, exec-mode, global-configuration, ios, routers, switches

In Cisco IOS, EXEC mode commands cannot be run from the Global Configuration mode or in any other configuration mode. This means, everytime an admin makes a change from the configuration mode (Global Config) then you have to "end" or "Ctrl+Z" back to the EXEC mode and run the EXEC commands like "show", "clear" and "debug" commands.With the "do" command thats a thing of the past. The "do" command can be used to run any EXEC commands from within Global Configuration mode or any other Configuration mode without having to end the config mode. If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to myRead More →

How To enable Secure Shell (SSH) in Cisco IOS and disable Telnet

2007-12-21
By: admin
In: Cisco, Secure Shell(SSH)
Tagged: Cisco, config, ios, router, Secure Shell(SSH), Security, ssh, switch, telnet

Using Telnet for remote administration of Cisco Routers and Switches (infact for any other device like a unix,linux or a solaris seerver) is not very secure as the data including the passwords are sent in clear text. It will only be a matter of time for a malicous attacker who can sniff the packets to gain access to the passwords and infact the whole network. It is recommended that Secure Shell (SSH) is used for remote administration of Cisco Routers and Switches.  NOTE: Cisco IOS on the Catalyst switches are by default supplied with the SSH feature bultin. However, the basic Cisco IOS for theRead More →

Configure Cisco Port Security on Switches and Router interface

2007-12-04
By: admin
In: Cisco, Security
Tagged: Cisco, ios, mac-address, port-security, router, Security, switch

Cisco Port Security is a features that can help secure access to the physical network. Any Network admins nightmare is an unauthorised device or a PC connecting to the network. This could be as simple as an innocent guest plugging his PC into a floor port hoping to get an internet connection or a malicious intruder connecting to the network trying to gain access to confidential information. Consequences could as bad as Virus, Spyware or malware infection from a PC unprotected PC A malicious hacker or an intruder gaining access to the network A malicous attacker launching a Denial of Service attack using MAC Address floodingRead More →

SNMP configuration on Cisco IOS for routers and switches

2007-10-20
By: admin
In: Cisco
Tagged: Cisco, ios, management, monitoring, network, snmp

SNMP helps monitoring your network devices wherein it can help a Monitoring System to query the device about various system health and/or modify configurations based on the permission it has on the device or on the other hand, allow the device itself to send alerts (known as trap in SNMP) to the management system of any system issues like a PSU failure.Read More →

Nipper – Network device Security Audit tool

2007-09-11
By: admin
In: IP Tools, Networking, Security, Security Audit
Tagged: audit, Cisco, DNS, ios, IP Tools, juniper, netscreen, network, nipper, password, screenos, Security, Security Audit

Nipper is an Opensource tool for network device congiguration and security audit. Nipper performs security audits of network device configuration files. The report produced by Nipper includes; detailed security-related issues with recommendations, a configuration report and various appendices.Read More →

Speed and Duplex issues when connecting to Cisco switches

2007-09-10
By: admin
In: Cisco, Networking
Tagged: auto, catalyst, Cisco, duplex, full-duplex, gigabit, half-duplex, ios, mismatch, negotiate, speed, switch

Speed determination issues can result in no connectivity. However, issues with autonegotiation of duplex generally do not result in link establishment issues. Instead, autonegotiation issues mainly result in performance-related issues. The most common problems with NIC issues deal with speed and duplex configuration.Read More →

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