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    POLITEKNIK SEBERANG PERAI

    JABATAN TEKNOLOGI MAKLUMAT & KOMUNIKASI

    Chapter 4:
    NETWORK CONFIGURATION
    Understand IOS

    *
    IOS ??
    INTERCONNECTED OPERATING SYSTEM
    Objectives
    Upon completion of this subtopic, you will be able
    to:

    Define IOS

    Identify IOS modes of operation

    Define Command Line Interface

    3
    Operating Systems
    All networking equipment dependent on operating systems
    The operating system enables the hardware to function.
    Operating systems are used on virtually all end user and
    network devices connected to the Internet.
    End user devices include devices such as smart phones,
    tablets, PCs, and laptops.
    The operating system on a network device is known as a
    network operating system.
    4
    Operating Systems
    Internetwork Operating System (IOS) is a generic
    term for the collection of network operating
    systems used on networking devices.

    5
    Operating Systems (cont.)

    6
    Purpose of OS
    PC operating systems (Windows 8 and OS X) perform
    technical functions that enable:
     Use of a mouse
     View output
     Enter text

    Switch or router IOS provides options to:


     Configure interfaces
     Enable routing and switching functions

    All networking devices come with a default IOS


    Possible to upgrade the IOS version or feature set
    7
    Location of the IOS
    IOS is stored in Flash (a memory area)
     Non-volatile storage, not lost when
    power is lost

    8
    IOS Functions
    These are the major functions performed or enabled by
    Cisco routers and switches.

    9
    Accessing a Cisco IOS Device

    Terminal Emulation
    Programs
    Software available
    for connecting to a
    networking device:
    PuTTY
    Tera Term
    SecureCRT
    HyperTerminal
    OS X Terminal

    10
    Navigating the IOS

    Cisco IOS Modes of


    Operation

    11
    Navigating the IOS

    Primary Modes

    12
    Navigating the IOS

    Global Configuration Mode


    and Submodes

    13
    Navigating the IOS

    Navigating Between IOS


    Modes

    14
    Navigating the IOS

    Navigating Between IOS


    Modes (cont.)

    15
    Command-Line Interface (CLI)
    • The user can interact with the shell using either the
    command-line interface (CLI) or graphical user
    interface (GUI).
    • When using the CLI, the user interacts directly with
    the system in a text-based environment by entering
    commands on the keyboard at a command prompt.
    • The system executes the command, often
    providing textual output.
    The Command Structure

    IOS Command Structure

    17
    The Command Structure

    Context-Sensitive Help

    18
    The Command Structure

    Command Syntax Check

    19
    CLASS ACTIVITY
    Find out the function and the format of the
    commands below when using it via CLI:

    1.show

    2.hostname

    3.motd

    4.copy running-config startup-config

    5.ip address
    20
    The Command Structure
    The show version Command

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    Hostnames
    Configuring Device Names

    Hostnames allow
    devices to be
    identified by network
    administrators over
    a network or the
    Internet.

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    Hostnames

    Configuring Hostnames

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    Limiting Access to Device Configurations
    Banner Messages
     Important part of
    the legal process in
    the event that
    someone is
    prosecuted for
    breaking into a
    device
     Wording that
    implies that a login
    is "welcome" or
    "invited" is not
    appropriate
     Often used for
    legal notification
    because it is
    displayed to all
    connected
    terminals

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    Saving Configurations
    Configuration Files  Switch# reload
    System configuration has
    been modified. Save?
    [yes/no]: n
    Proceed with reload?
    [confirm]
     Startup configuration is
    removed by using the erase
    startup-config
    Switch# erase startup-
    config

     On a switch, you must also


    issue the delete
    vlan.dat 
    Switch#  delete vlan.dat 
    Delete filename
    [vlan.dat]?
    Delete flash:vlan.dat?
    [confirm]

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    Addressing Devices
    Configuring a Switch Virtual Interface

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    THANK YOU

    RECAP!

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